Roo f of sunken water taxi found near Fort McHenry
Robotic video camera locating the sunken Seawort Taxi roof near Fort McHenry marks a major breakthrough in the hunt for the three missing after the March 6 water taxi capsize. Fire officials said progress will intensify as crews bring the roof to shore and expand debris searches.
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Latorme sworn in as Haiti faces post-rebellion unrest
Haiti's new prime minister Latorme vowed unity after the rebellion that ousted Aristide. Marines patrolled pro-Aristide neighborhoods killing two gunmen as clashes and reprisals continued. Latorme pledged dialogue and planned visits, starting in Gonaives. Aristide’s planned return to nearby Jamaica drew tension.
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Struggling U S Mafia recruits Sicilian mobsters for silence
U S and Italian officials say Sicilian gangs are being recruited to fill leadership gaps as more turncoats and tougher racketeering laws hit American mobs. FBI and Italian police cite wiretaps and statements from Sen Roberto Centaro and Agent Matthew Heron. Sicilian recruits are described as vow-laden and less vocal to police.
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Afghan forces join US push to hunt bin Laden
In Kabul, Afghan and U S led forces launch a large scale sweep across southern and eastern Afghanistan to capture Osama bin Laden and dismantle al Qaida and Taliban networks. The operation, supported by thousands of troops, aims to pave the way for reconstruction while pressuring militant leaders and suspected figures amid ongoing fighting.
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Israel weighs unilateral moves if summit fails
Israel plans unilateral steps to disengage from Palestinians if next weeks peace talks stall. Aide says Israel could withdraw troops and settlers from Gaza and parts of the West Bank and draw its own temporary borders. Gaza militants were killed while attempting to breach an off limits zone near the fence. The 4A summit aims to advance the US backed road map to create a Palestinian state.
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Ross ordered back to Arizona for 48 hour drunken driving sentence
Diana Ross has been ordered to return to Tucson to serve 48 consecutive hours in Pima County Jail after prosecutors found she did not complete 24 consecutive hours in Greenwich Connecticut. A court hearing is set for April 1.
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