Prison staff fired after 41 Taliban prisoners escape Kandahar
Afghan authorities sacked the Kandahar prison head and several staff as 41 Taliban inmates escaped through a hole in the wall. The incident, investigated by police, also involved former Taliban commanders and relatives of a former Taliban minister.
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unofficial peace deal proposes Palestinian state with east Jerusalem split
Prominent Palestinians and Israelis produced an unofficial peace settlement with a Palestinian state and a possible division of Jerusalem by a glass wall. It would keep most refugees out of Israel while offering options on refugee return. The plan, lacking formal status, echoes Camp David and was outlined to Egyptian advisers, with Geneva slated for signing next month.
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Saddam May Be In Tikrit As Attacks Escalate
Reports place Saddam Hussein in Tikrit, his home town and current U S base, amid nightly insurgent strikes across central Iraq. Maj. Troy Smith said Saddam could be there, while daily attacks kill or wound American and allied troops near Beiji Tikrit Mosul Basra and Baghdad. Arrests linked to a Baghdad bombing were announced with few details.
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Defense costs in sniper case top $900000 so far
The Washington sniper case defenses exceed 900000 in bills submitted by court appointed lawyers for John Allen Muhammad and Lee Boyd Malvo. Virginia Supreme Court records show Muhammad's lawyers at 101785 and Malvo's at 847677 through September. Trials set in Virginia Beach and Chesapeake with hearings likely to last weeks each.
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Liberia welcomes interim leader Bryant to power
In Monrovia thousands greet Liberia’s new interim chairman Joodo Bryant as the two year transition begins to steer the country from 14 years of war toward elections in 2005. U N envoy Klein and crowds praise the move while warlords watch. Bryant arrives from Accra ahead of peace talks and oath.
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Former Bachelorette plans wedding changes and TV ties
The former Bachelorette star told Modern Bride she is in change mode Say she does Pilates and frequent facials and is gradually going from blonde to brunette She notes her fiancé is involved but sets boundaries on the guest list and cake Also referenced are Harold Ford Jr and Val Kilmer defending New Mexico reputation in ads tied to his film Wonderland
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