Dean dismisses new charges by Dens
Howard Dean rejected latest attacks from rivals in Cedar Rapids calling them Washington claptrap as his campaign gains momentum. Rep Dick Gephardt accused Dean of cutting social programs during his 12 years as Vermont governor, highlighting healthcare and Medicare concerns.
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Mason and stars collide in Broadway light and gloom
Comedian Jackie Mason nears closing his Broadway revue Laughing Room Only after a 14 performance run opening Nov. 19 to negative reviews. Mason joins Mark Hamill in Six Dance Lessons in Six Weeks as Bursten and Fawcett shows stumble. William H Macy seeks action star role in The Cooler co starring Alec Baldwin. Clay Aiken headlines Raleigh Christmas Parade to mark a record turnout and Idol finale fame.
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Attack on U.S. soldiers in Mosul shocks witnesses
In Mosul teenagers dragged two bloodied American soldiers from a wrecked vehicle and beat them with concrete blocks. Witnesses described a brutal assault as gunmen shot another soldier nearby and a bombing killed one more in Baquba as U.S. forces pressed for stability.
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Georgia's Leader Resigns Amid Nationwide Protests
President Eduard Shevardnadze resigns after weeks of street demonstrations in Tbilisi. Opposition supporters celebrate across the capital as the crisis ends without violence. Saakashvili hails the move, while the US and EU urge stability and democratic elections. Georgia faces pivotal choices on regional partnerships and the Caspian oil route.
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Sharon Puts Unilateral Steps Plan to End Israeli Deadlock
Prime Minister Ariel Sharon floated unilateral moves including drawing a border and dismantling settlements if the US backed road map stalls. He insisted he remains committed to the road map while signaling possible actions to end three years of bloodshed. Six of 18 Palestinians expelled from the West Bank list were sent to Gaza as Israel seeks to curb attacks, drawing Western protest and criticism from rights groups. Shimon Peres warned such steps could fracture Sharon's center-right coalition.
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Kucinich seeks inner city support in Los Angeles
Democratic candidate Dennis Kucinich opened a campaign office in East Los Angeles and spoke with actor Danny Glover about Iraq and education funding. He backed a California law granting drivers licenses to illegal immigrants and touted his community ties while dismissing low polling.
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