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News Archives from May 6, 2002:
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Sharon,
and Arab Officials, Press White House on Mideast
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Stupidity Watch: Rename "The Two Towers" to Something Less Offensive Petition
Incrementalism, the true enemy of the American people
House bill targets Syria's missile, chem-war programs
Bush Choosing Gun Control Over Terrorist Control
U.S. Pulling Out of Tribunal Treaty
Mail Carriers at Work Despite Threat
For
Illegal Workers' Kin, No Paper Trail and Less 9/11 Aid
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Midwest wary of mailboxes Residents guard against pipe bombs
Thousands Attend Salute to Israel Parade in New York
Powell, Rice diverge on Middle East strategy
Iowa Mail Continues, Despite Bombs
Rural Mail Delivery to Go on in Nebraska
Welcome
to Our Law School, Young Man. We'll See You in Court
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Study: Swedes less well off than the poorest Americans
145 Philippine rebels surrender; MILF says they’re fake
The
Philippines needs America to fight terror, not poverty
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Report: Give Russia first crack at Iraqi oil
Saddam calls on Iran to return 148 war planes
Germans take over Somalia sea patrols
French President Returned to Office
Myanmar Democracy Leader Freed
Hundreds of Maoists Killed in Nepal
The
Philippines needs America to fight terror, not poverty
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Russia to Pull out Some Troops from Chechnya, Nine Soldiers Killed
Colombia rebels met with dozen IRA chiefs
Australian Defence Minister Off to Afghanistan to Visit SASR Troops
Myanmar Frees Opposition Leader
Skin-disease epidemic afflicts Afghans
Mullah Mohammed Omar Instructs Taliban Still Hidden in Afghanistan
I disapprove of militant Hinduism too, says PM Vajpayee
US Asks India to Reduce Tariffs
Bomb Blast in Bus Near Godhra, 10 Injured
Israeli / Palestinian Headlines:
Netanya Park Hotel terror attack claims its 29th victim
Palestinian group admits Jenin funeral staged- but claims was for a movie
O Little Town of Bethlehem, How Still We See Thee Lie
Bethlehem Negotiations Stall; Sharon in Washington
European Union Cash Funds Suicide Bombers
Palestinians plan to deport several militants as end to standoff at Church of the Nativity
When it comes to Israel, the U.N. is never fair
Yasser Arafat always has the upper hand
U.S. backs Jibril Rajoub as Arafat's sole security chief
Israelis launch new offensive based on captured documents
Sharon’s Goal Is A Palestinian Protectorate, Not State: Report
Deal Set to End Nativity Church Siege
Israeli commando squad foils attack on Israel's tallest building
14:33 Sharon: regional peace conference cannot replace direct talks
14:30 PA: Bethlehem deal clinched; Israel says progess but no agreement
13:44 Snapped tank tread caused explosion snafu, Palestinian deaths near Jenin yesterday
13:30 Hizbullah looses anti-aircraft fire at IAF jets
13:21 Poll: 90% of Israeli Jews - 60% of Meretz - back West Bank operation
12:11 Arafat lauds Chirac win, urges him to stop Israel's 'brutal aggression'
Palestinian challenge to Arafat rule
Tentative
Deal for Bethlehem Is Agreed Upon
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U.S. to deploy 3,000 additional troops to Kuwait
Pentagon Aims to Boost Satellite Signals
Will
America lose the war on a technicality?
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Rockets Explode Near U.S. Troops in Eastern Afghanistan
British
Troops Watch for Holdouts
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U.S.
Raids Along Afghan Border Seen as Lasting Past Summer
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Biologists
Sought a Treaty; Now They Fault It
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For
Anthrax Survivors, A Halting, Painful Recovery
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Cuba
May Have Bio Warfare Program
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Billionaire Warren Buffett Predicts Nuclear Attack
An off-the-mark smog report from the American Lung Association
Mail
Bombs Nearly Identical, F.B.I. Says
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Police
Doubts About Attack Cast Cloud on Amnesty International
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Smuggling of MidEast Passengers by Airline Guards Feared
Cyberspace full of terror targets; Systems insufficiently protected
WSJ Reporter Slaying Trial Adjourned
First post-Sept. 11 case reveals both sides of secret anti-terror campaign
Contractors are using 9/11 for a bevy of new spending schemes
More Day Laborers, Fewer Jobs After 9/11
To
tell if we're in a recession, count businessmen in the dock
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Amr Al-Faisal : The fifth column
Bin Laden 'kind of like Elvis'
