Sharon says Israeli-Palestinian peace accords dead
Ariel Sharon declared in an interview that the Oslo era peace accords are void and that no further concessions will be made. He warned that violence undermines peacemaking, while Palestinian negotiators and international mediators faced setbacks amid renewed security talks and a postponed Mideast trip.
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Ariel Sharon
Israel
Clinton
Amnon Lipkin- Shahak
Saeb Erekat
Kfar Habad
Sharon
Oslo
Norway
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Ehud Barak
Lebanon
Man finds identity after 16 year amnesia search
James Siamons used a Texas church sermon to reveal his memory return after years as James Doe. Barre Cox, 49, was identified by a congregant who recalled meeting him years earlier, confirming his true identity amid a nationwide mystery that began with a 1984 Memphis trunk discovery.
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Texas
Memphis
Tenn
Simmons
Barre Cox
Wesley Barrett
Barre
Barry
Cox
Mill Valley
Calif
James Doe
Beth
San Antonio
MacArthur Park Church of Christ
Abilene Christian University
Michele Morris
Abilene Christian
Franklin
Tonn Cox
Morris
Lubbock
Texas Tech University
Abilene
Junction
Tuxedo
Rotan
Floyd Bankston Bankston
Beth Cox
California
Tennessee
Church of Christ Minster
Golden Gate Baptist Theological Seminary
Southern Baptist
Veterans sail WWII vessel LST 325 to port after Atlantic voyage
A 328 foot WWII ship LST 325 arrived in Mobile with 29 veterans averaging 72 years old after a monthlong crossing from Greece under Coast Guard warnings. Crew members funded the trip and donated to cover costs, while engineers fixed engines and hull leaks en route.
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Canton
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Earlville, I
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Bahamas
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Brendan McPherson
Congress
Oldest Earth crystal hints at early oceans and life
Scientists identify a zircon crystal from Jack Hills in Australia as 4.3 to 4.4 billion years old. Independent teams using uranium lead dating suggest oceans formed 200 to 300 million years after Earth, implying life could have arisen earlier than previously thought.
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Earth
Australia
Alex N. Halliday
Federal Institute of Technology
Zurich
Jack Hills
Nature
Mark Harrison
UCLA
Harrison
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