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News Archives from April 1, 2002:
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White House maintains yellow alert status while eyeing Mideast developments
WTC Flag Raised Above City Hall
Conservatives to Bush: Don't Defend Campaign Finance Law
Feds to Investigate Possible Discrimination Against Boy Scouts in Maryland
President
Bush has had a bad patch. Is he beyond it?
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Lawyers Clash Over Lindh's Treatment
Security Measures Leave Many Airsick
Rallying for the War At Columbia College
Bush Caught Off Political Base
Drilling for rational answers on ANWR
INS whistleblowers face job retaliation
The security-conscious White House holds its first public event since Sept. 11
U.S. Exercises to Start in Vieques
A
President Leaves No Doubt About Being Fit to Run the Country
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Anti-Israeli Protests in Egypt
Anger, Fear in France as Arson Attack Synagogue in Marseille
The U.S. should dump the Saudis
Future assault on Iraq being held hostage by Israeli-Palestinian crisis, experts say
Conference hopes to help dispel notion that Islam encourages terrorism
Rules for Afghan Assembly Unveiled
After Afghan quake, 'Jack does house calls'
Grand Council created to plot Afghanistan's future
The 10 rounds of gunfire may have come from compound housing Afghan militiamen
Al Qaeda fighters try to regroup; Some Afghans refuse to help
Respect for different traditions butts up against concern about their views on women
India, Russia will study US presence
Omar blames Pak for attack on Raghunath temple
India, Pakistan cricket could resume by September
Six die as Hindu-Muslim clashes erupt in Gujarat
Israeli / Palestinian Headlines:
16:13 PST Jerusalem: Car bomb rocks west Jerusalem, killing bomber and policeman
The Passover massacres are our responsibility
The Arabs can’t do much to Israel
Israeli Tanks Move into More Towns
Three injured when booby-trapped car explodes in downtown Jerusalem
Israeli killed in Har Homa shooting attack; 8 injured near Ramallah
Bush to Arafat: Stop Suicide Attacks
Israeli shot dead in Bethlehem area attack
Palestinian Violence Not Terrorism, Say Islamic Leaders
Why a Palestinian girl now wants to be a suicide bomber
Muslims Split Over Suicide Bombers
After Ramallah, Bethlehem, Israeli Army Invades Qalqilya, Tulkarem
Malaysian PM: Israel’s Terrorism More Dangerous Than Any Other Terror
Israel
Bars Foreign Media From Ramallah
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Bush
Backs Sharon as Advisers Doubt Israeli Strategy
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Israeli
Forces Roll Into West Bank Towns
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Big
Raid May Be Near After Suicide Bombing Kills 14
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Israeli Forces Attacks Women’s Hospital In Ramallah, Carrying Out Mass Executions
Palestinian Officials: Sharon’s Speech Is A Replica Of Bush’s Speech
Soldier's death hits close to home; family has long history of military service
American
servicemen fight for their country - and most also answer to a higher
Power
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Members of Congress say Bush plans to send U.S. troops to mideast as peacekeepers
U.S. does not have to prove Lindh killed CIA agent
Government Lacks Evidence Lindh Killed Americans or Trained With Al Qaeda
Mitch McConnell : The First Amendment's reluctant defender
Amnesty Plan Could Help Terrorist Suspects Go Free
Open Trial Demanded in Pearl Case
Government not a very savvy shopper, analysis shows
The war on terror is ripe with amorality
Through
history, holy days have often served as opportunities to wage war
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