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Emerging parties jockeying to run Iraq
Sun Foreign StaffBAGHDAD, Iraq - They call themselves the Liberal Democratic Movement, one of many fledgling political parties vying for power here. They're squatting in a building that used to be a Women's Union, and they use the half that escaped American bombs....Tags: Islam, Bars and Clubs, Democratic Party, Parties and Movements, Jalal Talabani
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Israel retaliates for suicide bombing
Sun Foreign StaffIsraeli tanks shelled targets in the West Bank Monday night to avenge a suicide bombing hours earlier on the Israeli coast that killed two soldiers and severely wounded a third, according to Israeli security sources and Palestinian witnesses. The bombing...Tags: Gaza Crisis (2008), Ariel Sharon, Armed Conflicts, Injuries and Wounds, Suicide
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Bombers hit port in Israel, killing 10
Sun Foreign StaffASHDOD, Israel - Two Palestinian suicide bombers blew themselves up yesterday at Israel's heavily guarded seaport here, killing 10 other people and wounding at least 20 others in the first successful militant attack on a strategic target in more than...Tags: Hospitals and Clinics, Gaza Crisis (2008), Ariel Sharon, Israel, Emergency Planning
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Iraqis see U.S. sham as abuse trials open
Sun StaffBAGHDAD, Iraq - Court-martial proceedings against Maryland-based U.S. soldiers accused of abusing Iraqi prisoners are to begin here today, but among many Iraqis the verdict on the legal process is already in: It's a sham. Their evidence has little to...Tags: Hospitals and Clinics, Criminal Laws, Criminals, Petroleum Industry, Court Preliminary
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Justice Dept. approves details of Calif. recall
Associated PressSAN FRANCISCO - The Justice Department signed off yesterday on the Oct. 7 election to recall Gov. Gray Davis, in response to warnings from a federal judge in San Jose who questioned whether the voting rights of minorities would be upheld. In a separate...Tags: San Francisco Bay Area, Referenda, Democratic Party, Voting, Layoffs and Downsizing
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Bomb strikes diplomatic convoy, killing 3 Americans in Gaza Strip
Sun National StaffWASHINGTON - A powerful remote-controlled bomb blew up under an official U.S. convoy in the Gaza Strip yesterday, killing three American security guards and drawing the United States more deeply into the Israeli-Palestinian conflict. The explosion marked...Tags: Gaza Crisis (2008), Civil Unrest, Israel, Religious Conflicts, Armed Conflicts
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Sharon's Gaza plan rejected by party
Sun Foreign StaffJERUSALEM -- Members of Israeli Prime Minister Ariel Sharon's Likud party rejected yesterday his plan to withdraw unilaterally from the Gaza Strip and parts of the West Bank, dealing an embarrassing political setback to Sharon, who had put his prestige on...Tags: Children, Gaza Crisis (2008), Ariel Sharon, Civil Unrest, Israel
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The world of Justin McGuire
Sun StaffThe boy sitting patiently in the Hagerstown Community College auditorium, playing his Game Boy and fidgeting with his hair, gets up and goes to the podium with his mom and his baby sister when their names are called. About 100 people watch him, waiting to...Tags: Robert L. Ehrlich Jr., Human Rights Campaign, Gays and Lesbians, Annapolis, Overlea
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Timeline of sniper shootings, arrests
Sun StaffOctober 2 A 55-year-old man becomes the sniper's first victim when he is killed by a single bullet around 6 p.m. in a grocery parking lot in Montgomery County. Earlier, a bullet is fired through a Michael's craft store window; no one is hit. October 3...Tags: Hunting, Injuries and Wounds, Assault, Murder, FBI
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Iraqi tape urges attacks
Chicago TribuneMOSUL, Iraq - U.S. troops hauled away the wreckage of two Black Hawk helicopters yesterday to begin an investigation into a deadly collision over this city in northern Iraq as another audiotape purportedly from ousted Iraqi leader Saddam Hussein warned of...Tags: Islam, Civil Unrest, Louisville, Religious Conflicts, White House
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The curious captains of a reckless industry
When the U.S. Navy began its great sell-off of surplus ships in 1991, Richard Jaross was among the first to see an opportunity.He began dismantling Navy ships at a California scrapyard, where workers were exposed to lead and asbestos. He came to Baltimore...Tags: History, Health and Safety at Work, Retirement, National Government, Bankruptcy
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