Bolivian congress bomber kills, injuries police
An angry miner detonated a dynamite vest inside Bolivia's congress, killing two police officers and wounding ten as security tried to negotiate. Police chief Avandia said the attacker died, fatally wounding the security chief and another officer.
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Liberty's deck to reopen at Statue of Liberty
The Statue of Liberty pedestal observation deck will reopen in late July as upgrades funded by 7 million dollars including a 100000 dollar gift from Mayor Bloomberg allow limited public access. Visitors may view from the pedestal but cannot enter the crown. Security, fire, and exit improvements are planned along with a reservation system to ease lines.
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Sharon to seek party OK for Gaza withdrawal plan
Israeli Prime Minister Ariel Sharon, facing opposition hardliners, said he would ask the Likud Party to approve his plan to withdraw from the Gaza Strip. The move follows polls suggesting party support, while U.S. officials seek more details and await Bush talks.
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Sunlight May Raise HPV Detection In August
In Orlando researchers report that sunny summers may raise human papillomavirus detection during routine cervical cancer screening. A Holland study of 900000 Pap tests from 1983 to 1998 found higher HPV indicators in sunnier years and months, especially in August, with September showing a sharp drop.
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Third day of clashes leaves 23 dead in Tashkent
Uzbek authorities and police fought suspected extremists across northern Tashkent in a five hour siege near the presidential residence. Officials say 20 attackers and three police were killed, five officers injured, with four women among the assailants detonating explosives and triggering multiple hazardous devices.
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James Brown gets special visa for New Zealand show
Government grants James Brown a special event work visa for a one night Auckland performance amid a history of convictions. Immigration officials note the minister weighed entry benefits against concerns, despite a jury trial pending in South Carolina for domestic violence. Brown’s past includes seven convictions over a decade, plus later assaults and drug cases.
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