Closing arguments in Nichols bombing trial begin
Jurors may start deliberations as early as Tuesday on Nichols 161 counts of first degree murder for the Alfred P Murrah Building bombing. He already serves life for conspiracy and involuntary manslaughter deaths of eight officers. State seeks death for 160 victims and one fetus.
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West's wildfire forecast worsens for the West
The Associated Press reports that fire managers now warn the 2004 wildfire season will be worse due to unseasonably warm spring weather, drought, and potential loss of heavy air tankers. The Pacific Northwest and Northern Rockies face extreme conditions with La Pine Oregon already bracing for long summer fires despite four early flare ups.
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Iraqi civilian deaths rise in Baghdad morgues survey
An Associated Press survey of morgues in Baghdad and several provinces found 5,558 violent deaths from May 1, 2003, to April 30, with higher violence than before the war. Officials note no nationwide tally exists and figures vary by province amid ongoing insurgent and criminal violence.
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U.S. forces raid Kufa mosque amid Iraq clashes
U.S. and Iraqi troops raided the Sahla mosque in Kufa, seizing weapons after clearing the site. They reported 32 insurgents killed, including fighters loyal to cleric Muqtada al Sadr, while nine U.S. soldiers were wounded in Baghdad area clashes. A Marine died in a Fallujah car bombing.
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U.N. envoy moves toward Iraqi government by May
U.N. envoy Lakhdar Brahimi aims to unveil a transition government by end May, ahead of sovereignty transfer. He nears cabinet selections but faces a clash over president and prime minister posts. The effort seeks an acceptable formula amid sectarian tensions and ongoing U.S. security challenges.
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Roof collapse at Paris airport kills five at terminal 2E
The vaulting roof of Paris Charles de Gaulle Terminal 2E collapsed before 7 am, killing at least five people and injuring three. Officials said no terror link. victims include four foreigners and one Chinese. Rescue teams searched the rubble and evacuated passengers as planes operated nearby.
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