Three charged in Turkish train derailment
Three crew members were arrested after a high speed passenger train derailed in northern Turkey killing 37 people. Officials said the aging rail system could not handle the faster train and critics accused the government of deflecting blame. The arrested include passenger train chief Koksal Coskun and engineers Fikret Karahulut and Recep Sonmez.
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Istanbul
Turkey
Recep Tayyip Erdogan
Koksal Coskun
Fikret Karahulut
Recep Sonmez
Allawi urges unity as Iraq faces kidnapping drive
Interim Prime Minister Iyad Allawi told reporters in Damascus on his Arab-capital tour that Iraq must close ranks to fight terror. The note echoed a widening international hesitation as nations weigh troop withdrawals or limits amid insurgent successes and UN security concerns.
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Baghdad
Iraq
Iyad Allawi
Tion
Kofi Annan
U.N
Allawi
Amr Moussa
The
Arab League
Hoshyar Zebari
League
Cairo
NATO to Aid Afghan Elections Amid Troop Shortfall
NATO approved two more battalions for Afghanistan from Italy and Spain to assist security for the October 9 presidential election. Even with added forces, total NATO troops remain around 6,500 to 8,500 promised, as debates over reserve contingents and broader staffing continue.
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Mohammadia
Kabul
Afghanistan
NATO
Brussels
Belgium
NATO Oydurent
Afghnistan
Wer
Priday
Italy
Spain
Sux
Phesafianve Atsy
Cal Lnidger Perlerneggen
Militars
Cdr
Chris Henderson
U.S
Nicholas Burns
Germany
Canada
Kunduz
Muanee
Pemnherit
Jaap de Hoop Scheffer
de Hoop Scheffer
Terbrueggen
al Gaida
Taliban
Turnley
Pakistan
Hand Waraai
Dune Sun
Former Mexican president faces no arrest warrant in genocide case
Mexican judge refused to issue an arrest warrant for former President Luis Echeverria over 1968 student killings. Prosecutors plan to appeal to the Supreme Court. The decision could strain President Fox and Congress and is seen by observers as challenging Mexico’s justice system credibility.
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Mexico
Crry
Fmer
Luis Echeverria
Prostiutors
Echeverria
Amacio Carrillo
Supreme Court
Jose Cesar Flores
Carrillo
Recheveria
Flores
Vicente Fox
Congress
Revolutionary Party
Fox
Mexicing
Eric Olson
Amnesty International
Missing pregnant woman sought at Salt Lake landfill
Salt Lake City police expanded search for Lori Hacking to a municipal landfill with cadaver dogs. About 276 volunteers aided the effort as investigators probe her husband Mark Hacking, a person of interest, amid inconsistent alibis and reports of him in a psychiatric hospital after her disappearance. The story notes his prior claims of medical school plans and a later sighting at a nature store moments before Lori was reported missing.
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Salt Lake
Weaf
Salt Lake City
Dwayne Baird
Moothy
Nore
Alowe
Lori Hacking
Baird
Mark Hacking
North Carolinas
Iani Hack
Marit Hacking
Lori
Limellce
Hacking
Douglas Hacking
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Mick
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Kevin Allman
Holland Sentinel
Murray
Ann Arbor
Huegli
Dexter
Ashnan
Sudan
Kampala
Uganda
Lord's Resistance Army
Kapeata
Khartoum
Paul Yugusuk
Lomega
Kapeota
LRA
Yugusuk
Associated Press
Nimule
Egypt
Los Angeles Times
Philippines
United Nations
Resolu
the Associated Press
Mather
Thelma Soares
Mink
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