Valentines Day disappearances in Taylorsville Mississippi
Investigators questioned Earnest Lee Hargon, adopted cousin of a missing Taylorsville family, and searched his Leaf River area property as officers closed a county road near Veterinary Services. Blood and spent shell casings were found at the family's home. no sign of Michael, Rebecca, or their 1-year-old son since February 14.
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Hunt for bin Laden heats up in border region
US officials press relatives of al Qaida leaders to yield clues on bin Laden’s whereabouts. No certainty yet, despite optimism about Afghan-Pakistani border efforts and spring operations. Satellite intercepts point to al Qaida members near the border. a code name for bin Laden appears in discussions.
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Six Nation Talks Yield Progress Despite Divides
Six nation talks on ending North Korea’s nuclear program ended with more progress than expected and an agreement to resume negotiations before July. A working group will address details while Washington seeks a nuclear free DPRK, though Pyongyang maintained its peaceful nuclear program and refused to abandon it entirely.
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Taiwan Demonstrators Rally In Million-Strong Protest Chain
More than 1 million Taiwanese formed a 300 mile human chain to protest China’s missile deployments along the mainland coast. The event, tied to Chen Shui-bian’s re election bid, drew supporters across Keelung Taipei and Pingtung with estimates up to 2 million participants.
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Iraq Leaders Miss Deadline On Interim Constitution
In Baghdad, U S picked Iraqi leaders failed to meet a Saturday deadline for an interim constitution. They face disputes over Islamic law and women's status while divisions persist on power sharing among Kurds Shiites Sunnis and secular factions. A charter could be possible today with UN help.
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Cronkite to receive Truman foundation award in May
Journalist Walter Cronkite will receive the 2004 Hany S. Truman award at the Truman Foundation luncheon on May 7 marking the 120th birthday of President Truman. Past recipients include Brian Lamb and Bob Dole.
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