Mideast Tensions Rise as Abbas Tries to Share Power
Tel Aviv University analyst Bruce Maddy-Weitzman says obstacles to peace are formidable as both sides dispute the map and the need for initial concession. The Bush administration pressures Israel and Palestine, while violence continues with Israeli operations killing militants and civilians and Abbas's security chief Dahlan seeks to curb militants.
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Mass graves unearthed across Iraq as archives revealed victims
Iraqi families and human rights groups uncover long buried victims from Saddam era. Large grave sites near Hillah and Kirkuk yield remains marked only by numbers as investigators seek to verify identities and secure forensic work. Human Rights Watch calls for protection of sites and professional exhumations to document findings.
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ATV rider sought after brush fires near REP plant
In Lorain investigators search for a four man on an ATV who set several brush fires on vacant land across the Black River from Republic Engineered Products. Firefighters battled four fires totaling about 100 by 60 feet at the north side of the river, one man injured slightly by debris.
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Chemical leak forces families from homes on Second Street
Elyria fire Capt. Pronesti said a 30 year old freezer caused an ammonia leak when an object fell on its cooling unit. Two families on 518 2nd St were evacuated around 7 p.m. Red Cross provided shelter. power was shut off as a precaution. Fire and EMA crews secured the area until 11 p.m.
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Extradition resumes in 1997 Ochoa trial in Miami
Jury selection begins in federal court as Colombian drug lord Ochoa faces life in prison if convicted. Prosecutors allege he returned to cocaine smuggling with Alejandro Bernal Madrigal, handling up to 30 tons monthly, while defense cites tape transcript ambiguities and extradition limits. Four to eight co conspirators expected to testify.
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NASA Capsule Return Marks Rare Ground Landing
After 161 days in space, two NASA astronauts and two Russians landed the Soyuz capsule in Kazakhstan. They endured over 8 Gs on descent, spent hours waiting for recovery, and received a warm welcome from Kazakh dignitaries and space officials.
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