Sharon vows Gaza pullout of 8,200 settlers within 12 weeks
Prime Minister Ariel Sharon announced a Gaza disengagement beginning next summer, with 8,200 Jewish settlers to be evacuated over about 12 weeks. Israel forges ahead with military moves as U.S. officials link the plan to a broader push for a road map peace, while clashes and declines in violence accompany the complex withdrawal timetable.
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Sharon
Israel
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Ufhe
State Department
Richard Burcher
Borcher
West Bank
Boucher
United States
Europea Union
Russia
United Nations
Mammoth head centerpiece for Expo 2006 in Japan
Exhibition plans at Nagoya near Tokyo feature a near perfect mammoth head from Siberia. Scientists aim to study the preserved specimen without slicing, using frozen storage to preserve muscles and DNA for future clues on extinction and mammoth biology.
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Japan
Ixpo
Tays Naki Swanks
Nagoya
Xiiz
Museum of Paleontology
Africa
Siberia
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Yakutsk
Innit
Moscow
Erade
Expo
Likei University
Toky
Sily
Godard
Alexei Tikhonov
Russia
Dick Mol
Netherlands
Larry Agenbroad
United States
Naoki Suzuki
Siberian
Sakha Republic
Jamaicans link illness to bauxite alumina industry
Residents near Alpart refinery in Jamaica report respiratory problems and other health issues attributed to dust from bauxite and alumina processing. They accuse authorities of inaction while protests grow, some families using dramatic measures to seek attention and aid.
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Diunel Mishon
University of Michiheamne
Downs
Jamaica
Vivien Harner
Alpari
Adel Lloyd
Alpurt
Walinnina
Kai Lloyd's
Lloyd
Kingston
Alpart
Mandeville
Courtney Gill
Gill
Coartit
Moroccans drawn to militant networks
Moroccans at home and abroad are linked to rising Islamic militant networks. After a 2003 Casablanca attack, authorities cracked down, razing shantytowns and relocating a few families, while more than 2,100 arrests echoed across Morocco. European probes and trials in Germany, France, Belgium, and the Netherlands reflect growing concerns over Moroccan suspects in global terrorism.
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Maly
France
Belgium
Netherlands
Germany
United States
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Arabian Peninsula
Bank orders freeze on assets of terror group
London Bank of Kingland orders freezing all assets of the Yem Tawid and Jihad group led by Jordanian Ab Musababana after kidnappings and beheadings of Americans and a British national in Iraq. Treasury Chief Gorlon Brown said the move targets financing for the group and criminalizes holding funds. Brown cited international consultations with the World Bank and IMF.
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Kenneth Digby
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Washington Post
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