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News Archives from April 18, 2002:
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U.S., Lebanese Leaders Discuss Mideast Situations
Airline Pilots Feel Betrayed by Cockpit Tape Release
U.S. loses credibility with Arab leaders
Senate Prepares to Vote on Border Security
It
may take another attack for Bush to get serious about terror
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Cuomo's
Criticism of Pataki's Role After 9/11 Sets Off Furor
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A
Rising Toll for Bush
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Congressman John Cooksey diagnoses Arafat as senile
FBI supervisor in Oklahoma City probe to step down
Bush: 'Axis' will follow Taliban
Lebanese PM in U.S.: Peace Cannot Live With Israeli Occupation
Sen. Hillary Clinton: Terror Victims Should Get Compensated From Frozen Assets
U.S. can't do impossible in the mideast
Senate Nears Arctic Drilling Vote; Likely to Fall Short of Passing Measure
NTSB Wants Stricter Night Limits at Mountain Airports
Plane crashes into Italy's tallest skyscraper; possible act of terrorism
Bush Resumes Case Against Iraq
White House rift could delay attack on Iraq
Ugandan Army Captures Large Number of Rebel Arms
Sri Lankan Peace Talks Likely to be Held in Mid June: Tamil Rebels
A horde of Hungarians is the latest hopeful sign
Saddam Hussein should have been toppled long ago
Malaysian police target group with al-Qaida ties; 14 arrested
The
United Nations gives aid and comfort to terrorists
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Blast
Kills 17 in Chechnya as Putin Says War Over
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Finger-Pointing Surrounds Origin of Chavez Ouster
Germany Raises al-Qaida Suspicion
U.N. Human Rights Commission backs Palestinian 'armed struggle'
Somalia 'success' blunts al Qaeda campaign
Sixteen Police Killed in Chechnya
Afghanistan's Former King Returns Home as "Ordinary Citizen"
Bush
Sets Role for U.S. in Afghan Rebuilding
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Former Afghan King Welcomed Home
Stand-off Continues in Indian Parliament
Bomb
Blasts in Nepal, Army Kills Seven
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Amnesty International claims Indian women sold in Pakistan
Al-Qaeda active in Kashmir, says Abdullah
In India, Muslim students boycott exams, in fear
U.S. leans on Pakistan to seal border
Musharraf: Reform agenda raises Pakistan's image
Israeli / Palestinian Headlines:
Israel's reluctant reservists torn : 'Brutal campaign' weighs heavily
Israeli helicopter pilot 'refused order to blast Palestinian house'
Israel failed Powell, Arabs say
Negotiations on Bethlehem standoff canceled
Jordanian Minister Meets With Arafat
Palestinian
Refugees Claw Through Jenin Camp Rubble
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Medics Deny Survivors Found in Jenin Rubble
Israel Dilatory in Ending Church Seige
US to contribute $30m aid for Palestinians
Russia terms Palestinian movement legitimate
The road to peace runs over Arafat
Powell-Arafat Meeting A "Catastrophe", as per Palestinian Minister
Jewish UK MP: Sharon Staining Judaism With Blood
ISESCO to UN: Treat Palestinian Schools As You Treated Afghanistan’s Statues
Powell to Report to Bush on Mideast
Israel Will Remain in Bethlehem
The Bush Mideast policy has been a disaster
Izmir faces future as a small military support footprint
U.S. military doctors take part in effort to provide health care at Philippine village
Under new structure, EUCOM's area of responsibility to include Russia
Canada to investigate bombing that killed 4 soldiers
More US Troops Arrive in Philippines
In a first, a military command will be charged with protecting the continental U.S.
Canadians bombed at site well-known as coalition training range
Troops stunned by tragic accident
Canadian Soldiers Killed by American Bomb in Afghanistan; 4 dead, 8 injured
Miami's Number Two Federal Prosecutor will Supervise "Legal" War on Terrorism
Three Remain in Custody in Shoe Bomb Case as Investigators Trace Reid's Route
9 Suspected Terrorists of September 11 Attacks Passed Through Philippines
Another bin Laden tape seeks to keep up the interest
Restrictions on Moussaoui justified, prosecutors argue
Three in Custody for Shoe-Bomb Case
U.S.
Seeks to Disqualify Gravano's Indicted Lawyer
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North Carolina Pilot's Name Found In Afghanistan Cave
Drug Tunnel Found Under U.S. Customs Lot
Senate set to kill ANWR oil drilling measure
Summer gas prices may hit third-highest level ever, energy secretary Abraham says
Analysts: Oil prices unsteady until U.S. plans for Iraq become clear
Government greed is causing corporate flight
Revenues
go up in smoke when states raise cigarette taxes
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Strike Halts Bombardier Aircraft Production
Will McCain Run For President In 2004 As a Democrat?
President Bush is drifting. He needs to take control of his agenda.
The Bushes and the Jews: Explaining the president's philo-Semitism
