Regional relief efforts reach Xinjiang amid disaster needs
Teams in the regional capital mobilized for rescue and supply missions after severe shortages. About 1,750 miles away, donations including clothing and funds are reported from businesses to aid affected communities. Local authorities indicate relief totals around $300,000.
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Rise of Osama Bin Laden Ties Emergence of al Qaeda
Reported in 1995, investigators trace Yousef’s capture to Afghan ties funded by bin Laden. They describe a cadre in Afghanistan joining holy war against the United States, linking to plots including airline and ship attacks. The article reflects on lessons from the 1993 bombing and the years leading to 9/11, noting gaps in intelligence and response.
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French chef Alain Ducasse remembers Loiseau after autopsy discovery
Dominique Le Guen recalls the late culinary star as Jean Pierre Loiseau, a pioneer of nouvelle cuisine who built a Paris and boutique restaurant empire. Authorities announced no confirmed cause while rumors circulated about the famed chef losing a star.
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Four U S soldiers killed in Kuwaiti Black Hawk crash
A U S Army Black Hawk crashed during night training in the Kuwaiti desert killing four crew members. The target al-Mulla cited sandstorms and bad weather as factors, with the victims identified as Spc Rodrigo Gonzalez-Garza Tid Texas, Warrant Officer Timothy Moehling Florida, Warrant Officer John Smith Nevada, and Spc William Tracy New Hampshire. The aircraft belonged to the V Corps force in Kuwait near Camp New Jersey, about 30 miles northwest of Kuwait City.
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Blix says Iraq cooperates more. bombs found amid inspections
UN chief inspector Hans Blix reported Iraq is supplying new information on weapons programs and disclosed the discovery of two bombs including one potentially biological. President Bush urged UN backing for action, while Canada proposed benchmarks by March to judge compliance as the Security Council remains divided over war authorization and inspections.
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Pentagon train begins for emergency escape gas masks
The Pentagon started training about 120 employees to use emergency escape hoods to protect against chemical or biological threats. By week’s end, 500 masks daily will be issued to 24 000 workers with 80 000 more for Defense Department staff and visitors in the Washington area.
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Bush Saddam debate fantasy fuels analyst talk
Washington observers speculate how a Bush versus Saddam Hussein debate could unfold in a town hall or other format. Experts imagine Saddam in a shark tank style showdown while noting Bush’s surprise performance in 2000 and advise on stage presence, attire, timing, and logistics.
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Band subpoenaed in nightclub fire investigation
Providence AP reports the rock group Great White faced subpoenas as prosecutors weigh criminal charges in the Sta tion nightclub fire that killed 97. The grand jury is expected to convene, with band publicist Byron Hontas saying the members will testify early next week. Investigators probe if band pyrotechnics sparked the blaze, while owners Jeffrey and Michael Derderian may also be subpoenaed. Authorities note 93 victims identified. search teams will recheck the ruins for additional remains.
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Georgia Senator blasts hillbilly reality show plan
Sen Zell Miller of Georgia denounces CBS proposed The Real Beverly Hillbillies as a minstrel show that mocks rural Americans. CBS defends development status and possible airdate while Moonves and Ender stress no production commitment and no offense intended. Miller has a history of defending hillbilly image against pejorative uses.
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