Three World Trade Center names removed from death toll
The medical examiner said three names were dropped from the World Trade Center list after authorities could not confirm they were killed there, leaving a toll of 2 749 and aligning missing person counts with death certificates.
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Bomb explodes at Iraqi Communist Party meeting in Baghdad
A hazardous device exploded in a Baghdad meeting hall of the Iraqi Communist Party after a 50-member gathering. Officials said the blast aimed to intimidate the party, which has become a key organized group since Saddam’s fall. The attack followed a string of violence including a mortar and rocket strike that killed two American soldiers and left civilians, including Christian women, dead.
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Fire kills 45 at Indian wedding in Tamil Nadu
In Srirangam Tamil Nadu a thatch roofed wedding pavilion burned during a wedding killing 45 people including the groom and injuring about 60. Officials cite an electrical short circuit or garland lights as likely causes with witnesses noting a high intensity light. The bride Jaishree Ramanathan and groom Guru Raghavender were among the dead or injured.
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New weapons inspector named as Kay steps down in Iraq
CIA Director George Tenet announced that David Kay will be replaced by Charles Duelfer as head of the Iraq Survey Group. Duelfer previously served as deputy executive chairman of the U N Special Commission on Iraq and has deep links with Iranis and other ISG members.
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Namath enters rehab after intoxicated TV interview
Joe Namath has enrolled in a treatment center to address alcohol abuse. He spoke of seeking personal help after a December interview during a Patriots Jets game in which he appeared intoxicated and expressed a desire to kiss ESPN’s Suzy Kolber. He apologized afterward.
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