Egyptian Israeli-Arab jailed 15 years for spying with inked underwear
An Egyptian court found Azam Azam, an Israeli Arab mechanic, guilty of spying for Israel by delivering invisible ink soaked underwear to a teacher in Cairo. Two Israeli Arab women and an Egyptian man were also sentenced. Azam’s case heightened Egypt Israel tensions and drawn appeals to President Mubarak.
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Invention Convention Showcases Motor Skates and Health Gear
At the 11th annual Invention Convention in Pasadena, entrepreneurs from around the world unveiled gadgets such as Power Blades motorized in-line skates capable of 20 mph, the Eco Toilet folding into camping gear, and the Bugzlee 2 Minute Christmas Tree with a reflective storage container. Health items included Pro Power Health Stockings and Locks and the Enestone Bed with layered protective film and copper heating.
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Israel rejects Palestinian demand on rural West Bank withdrawal
Israel rebuffed a Palestinian call to surrender rural West Bank control within days while signaling a phased, open timetable for lifting the Gaza West Bank closure. Netanyahu's cabinet endorsed a gradual, timetable free approach but tied it to Palestinian action against militants and adherence to Oslo terms.
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Schuller to address American Muslims at Meadowlands
Rev Robert Schuller, famed televangelist, will deliver a keynote to 25 000 30 000 attendees at the Muslim American Society convention in Meadowlands New Jersey Imam W Deen Mohammed organized the invitation highlighting a push for Christian Muslim understanding Schuller reaches about 20 million through Hour of Power and has founded Christians and Muslims for Peace in California relations with Muslim leaders span years including a Gabon conference and ties to Betty Shabazz the widow of Malcolm X
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Big Dig draws crowds as Boston’s sights compete for attention
Boston’s Central Artery Third Harbor Tunnel project known as the Big Dig attracts gawkers and tourists with an 11 billion dollar budget and 24 hour access in downtown Boston. The free viewing site features exposed work zones, with crews removing I-93 into an underground tunnel and a 27 acre plaza planned. Locals note the noise and dust while visitors, including families, study multilingual signage and watch the machinery.
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