Kursk docking postponed to next week at Roslyakovo
Reports say the docking of the gutted Kursk submarine in Roslyakovo near Murmansk was delayed to a yet unspecified day next week to avoid disturbing its nuclear reactors and missiles. Dutch and Russian specialists began attaching pontoons for the dry dock process.
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Palestinian militant blows self up in West Bank
In Jerusalem a Hamas activist named Hani Rawajbeh aged 22 died while attempting to plant a roadside bomb used by Israelis. Hamas calls it a heroic operation. Israel reports limited Palestinian arrests under a recent truce and ongoing clashes in the West Bank and Gaza.
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Senate panel weighs limited taxpayer funded stem cell research
Washington AP The White House opposes Senate funding language allowing limited federally financed stem cell research. Specter would permit 64 existing lines or more if embryos used were destroyed with consent from donors. House and Senate votes loom as debate continues over Bush policy.
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Ireland to honor executed IRA men stirs debate
Dublin plans state funerals for 10 IRA members hanged by Britain and buried at Mountjoy Prison. Prime Minister Bertie Ahern faces criticism for exhumation and a graveside service at Glasnevin after a Mass and procession. Support cites sacrifice. opponents accuse politics and Fianna Fáil of election advantage.
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Immigrants flock to Bloomington INS office for routine work permits
In Bloomington Minnesota hundreds of immigrants queue daily at the INS office seeking work permits residency extensions or family visas. People from China Guatemala Germany and Chile share hopes fears and reflections on freedom and security as officials report 1100 to 1200 daily visitors.
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