Suspect charged in Anna Lindh murder in Stockholm
Stockholm prosecutors say Mijailovic confessed that he stabbed Anna Lindh after voices in his head told him to act. He described the attack as random but investigators call it premeditated murder. Lindh, once a potential prime minister, was stabbed 10 times on September 10.
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High court refuses to hear 9/11 detainee case
The Supreme Court declined to review whether the government properly withheld names and details about hundreds of foreigners detained after the Sept 11 attacks. Most detainees were Arabs or Muslims. many were deported or held as material witnesses. Only Zacarias Moussaoui faces trial related to the attacks.
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Amarah Protests Raise Tensions Over Jobs and Parley
Unemployed Iraqis and a Shiite cleric push for electoral by parliament action as clashes erupt in Amarah near Baghdad. British troops guard city hall while U S led forces oversee. Cleric Sistani calls for elected parliament not caucus picks, opposing U S sovereignty timetable.
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Lung cancer drug Herceptin falls short in trial
A European study in the Annals of Oncology found Herceptin added to chemotherapy did not improve outcomes for about 100 lung cancer patients compared with chemotherapy alone. A small subset with a specific genetic profile may benefit, but the overall result is negative for lung cancer.
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Israeli president invites Syrian leader to peace talks
Israeli President Moshe Katsav urged Syrian Leader Bashar Assad to come to Jerusalem for direct negotiations. Officials remain divided over motives with Prime Minister Sharon wary of Syria backing militant groups and demanding talks restart from scratch. Assad indicated willingness to resume negotiations, while Syria dismissed Katsav’s invitation as evasive and problematic.
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Diana Ross avoids DUI trial in Tucson hearing
Diana Ross expects to plead to a lesser agreement after a pretrial in Tucson City Court. No trial date was set and details of any plea or sentence were not released. Ross did not attend the hearing and is not required to appear in person next month. The case stems from a Dec. 30 stop for a 0.20 percent blood alcohol level, far above Arizona’s 0.08 limit.
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