Ethiopia says war with Eritrea over after latest offensive
Ethiopia announces it has retaken all claimed land and considers the border war finished. Mediators in Algeria press for a peace deal as Eritrea demands withdrawal to pre May 6 positions. The conflict has displaced hundreds of thousands, hit economies, and drawn envoys from OAU, US, and EU to talks.
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Eritrea
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Wedne
Algeria
Selome Taddesse
Asmara
Yemane
Organization of African Unity
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European Union
Algiers
Feds recruit outdoorsmen in NC for Rudolph manhunt
The FBI hires regional outdoorsmen in western North Carolina to spot signs of Eric Rudolph, the fugitive behind the 1996 Olympic Park bombing and a 1998 Birmingham clinic attack. Pay rates range from 15 to 20 dollars an hour as the search, once larger, remains focused on leads.
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N.C
FBI
North Carolina
Eric Rudolph
Rudolph
Mike Stevens
North Carolina Wildlife Commission
Olympic Park
New Woman All Women
Birmingham
Ala
Fiji hostage talks stall as ruler cites elections years away
Fiji's new military ruler Commodore Frank Bainimarama vows no forced ending to the parliament hostage crisis and says elections could be years off. He blames rebel George Speight for stalling talks on releasing captives held 13 days, while Speight seeks amnesty and maintains he represents majority Fijians against Indians.
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Fiji
Commodore Frank Bainimarama
George Speight
Speight
AP poll shows split on gay marriage and rights
The AP Ips poll finds 51 percent oppose gay marriage while 34 percent support it. A separate question shows 41 percent approve domestic partnerships with rights and benefits. Health insurance, Social Security, and inheritance rights for partners are favored by majorities.
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Vermont
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Burlington
Human Rights Campaign
Hawaii
Americans split on gay marriage vs domestic partnerships poll shows
A new Associated Press poll finds Americans more accepting of granting legal and financial rights to gay partners than allowing gay marriage. Respondents answered whether gays and lesbians should be legally married or allowed to form domestic partnerships with equal rights and benefits.
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Associated Press
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Allen
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Lambda Legal Defense and Education Fund
Wolfson
Vermont
Tom Wilson
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Calif
Sonia Groshong
Salton
Seattle
Groshong
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