Brazilian plane crashes near Manaus killing 33
A Rico Linhas Aereas turboprop bound for Manaus from Sao Paulo de Olivença crashed Friday night near Manaus, killing 30 passengers and three crew. The plane disappeared from radar about 6:30 p.m. after delaying landings to permit another plane headed to a hospital to land, authorities said.
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Moore promises tell all on Disney Miramax clash at Cannes
Michael Moore says he will eventually reveal more about Disney’s interference with Miramax distributing Fahrenheit 9/11 after the film’s Cannes premiere plan. He comments during the festival while Harvey Weinstein and Bob Weinstein explore a new distributor option for the documentary.
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Israel marks anniversary as Gaza pullout dominates scene
Israeli troops withdrew from a refugee camp in southern Gaza leaving widespread destruction. Palestinians marked Israel's 56th establishment anniversary while Yasser Arafat urged strength and urged peace, and Labor Party protests in Tel Aviv demanded exit from Gaza to restart talks. Powell warned that Palestinian acceptance depends on Sharon's revised plan.
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Powell urges acceptance of Gaza withdrawal plan
Secretary of State Powell said Palestinians may accept a Gaza pullout if Sharon revises his plan to win broad Israeli support. At a Dead Sea economic conference, Powell stressed progress and noted Bush support for retaining some West Bank clusters amid final status talks.
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Overtime rule sparks state by state confusion in 18 states
The federal overtime changes take effect August 23 but 18 states do not auto conform prompting confusion among officials and businesses. Some states must act to align laws creating an election year policy clash while labor experts note the rule could alter eligibility for about 100000 workers.
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