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News Archives from April 16, 2002:
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Anti-public education movement grows in United States
Washington is determined to resolve the crisis in the Middle East
Why don't transcripts of W House press conferences say who asked the question?
The International Criminal Court is bad news for US
Families to hear voice recording from Sept. 11 flight this week
Consumer Group Examines Credibility of Web News Sites
Pro-Israel Supporters Critical of Bush
Poll: Some Think Rudy Should Run For President
Gardens That Survived Sept. 11 and Drought
Bush
Sends Aide to Speak at Rally to Quell a Growing Furor
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Anti-Terrorism Drive Idling as Lines Blur
Bush Still Has Promises to Keep
Gephardt disavows opinions of McKinney on terror attack
Pro-Israel rally gives Americans chance to show gratitude
Massive D.C. rally for Israel 'peaceful'
Why are the Europeans so blindly pro-Arab?
Austria, Belgium, France, Portugal, Spain and Sweden endorse Palestinian terrorism
EU dismisses sanctions and backs Powell's peace mission
Entire Dutch Government quits over country's implication in Srebrenica
4,500 UNITA Soldiers to Be Quartered in Angolan Northern Province
Demobilized Angolan Rebel Forces to Clear Landmines: Official
Malaysia a beacon of regional stability, says US
Senior US Official Gives Malaysia Thumbs-Up
Which
non-Arab country is filled with corrupt, oil-rich layabouts?
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Denmark receives bomb threat over Danish-Israeli soccer match
Bin Laden - Tunisia Connection?
Arab TV Airs Video That Predicts 9/11 Attacks
Tunisian Synagogue Bomb Suspect Held
Losing
Latin America
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Bush
Officials Met With Venezuelans Who Ousted Leader
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Fundamentalist Mujahedeen attract speculation, fear in Bosnia
Mideast war exposes ugly Europeans
6 EU Countries Sign UN Document Condoning Violence by Palestinians
Danish Opposition, Unions Call For Pro-Palestinian Demo
Suicide Bombers Hailed as Martyrs by Saudi Ambassador to Britain
Survivors describe massacre by Shining Path in Peru
Afghan National Immunization Day Inaugurates in Kabul
Afghan elders begin process of selecting new government
Afghan King to Return Under Guard
Kabul now safer, more optimistic, commander says
Afghan pamphlets on women warn of reprisals
British, U.S. and Afghan fighters move into eastern mountains
Iran-backed Afghan leader says no to monarchy
British troops enter combat operations in Afghanistan
Afghan border security hinges, in part, on a rogue
Afghans Take a First Step Toward Democracy
Influential Afghan Leader Hopeful on Loya Jirga Prospects
Karzai Heads to Rome to Bring Home Afghan Ex-King
Afghan Fighters Move Into Mountains
Afghan poppy growers settle in for long struggle
Indian Parliament Adjourns In Chaos, Major Ally Toughens Stand
Israeli / Palestinian Headlines:
Tales of Israeli atrocities in Jenin electrify Arab viewers
A Response by Radix to a Letter Threatening a Boycott of Israeli Goods
Fatah commander sees no chance of truce
Letter from a Palestinian to an Israeli
Amid the ruins of Jenin, the grisly evidence of a war crime
Pope telephones Franciscans in Bethlehem church
Israelis blast church with invisible weapons
Fences, electronic sensors, troops to separate Palestinians, Israeli-Arabs
Fatah Vows to Take Revenge if Israel Hurts Barghouti
Boycott Israel? The US, too? And by whom? Government, business or consumers?
Mahmoud Darwish: A war for war's sake
16:43 IDF arrests terror suspects in 'limited' Tul Karm operation
16:55 Court throws doubt on Sharon trial
16:25 EU official slams Israel
16:05 Saddam Hussein: suicide bombings `legitimate'
16:03 Jenin report: voices in the rubble
15:30 Israeli Army detains AP reporter in Nablus
Israeli Tanks Roll Into Suburbs of Jerusalem
Israelis Mark Unusual Memorial Day
Israel is at war with insanity
The “massacre” at Jenin is a big lie
Nonviolent alternative for mideast
No Sign of Massacre in Jenin Camp
Talking peace, preparing for war in mideast
Turkey tries to mend its ties with Israel
Arrest of Marwan Barghouti means leadership loss for al-Aqsa Martyrs Brigade
Sharon vows to withdraw from all West Bank towns except Ramallah and Bethlehem
Kansas Man Among Afghanistan Slain
Allies Launch Biggest Afghan Offensive Since Anaconda
Army secretary: Crusader howitzer, Stryker vehicles 'absolutely essential'
Researchers Plan for Anthrax Attack
EPA Considers Cleaning WTC Apts
Britain reviews release of atomic bomb information
Afghan Scientists Prevented Nuclear Nightmare
Bio-defense requires smallpox vaccine
Al Qaeda defendant disrupts proceedings by shouting God would protect him
Bin Laden Surfaces - on Tape; Date of Video Unknown
Less than 1 in 3 Americans believe they're getting their money's worth on taxes
UK, U.S. to Launch New Initiative Helping Companies Partners
Iraqi president urges Iran to cut oil exports for one month to support Palestinians
Money turnover is more important than money itself
Price of Gasoline at the Pump Falls 1st Time in 9 Weeks
Corporation Counsel Staffers Return to Offices at Ground Zero
No quick fix for Canadian airlines
IRS probed for honoring specious claims
There could be at least a billion 'Earths' out there, say scientists
Pseudo-intellectuals and pseudo-populists duke it out
War,
unlike politics, can go on without reporters
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