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...included having a reporter infiltrate Buckingham Palace as a footman for two months just before George W. Bush came to stay there, might have gone too far this time - but no one was betting this irrepressible tabloid star would not bounce back. - By Helen Gibson Stop Press NORWAY A strike by nearly 3,000 journalists at 84 media companies shut down most of the country's newspapers, including some of the biggest dailies. The walkout...
...they manage to catch Dartboard red-handed! One hand practically dangling in the cookie jar. The other wiping crumbs off her lip. The forces of Lamont strike again...
...weeks before the alleged abuses, Yang threatened to go on a hunger strike but was dissuaded from doing so by his wife...
...respected father had challenged Sistani's "quietist" moderation under Saddam's regime, before its agents murdered the elder Sadr - has offered to disband his militia if ordered to do so by the Grand Ayatollah. Much as Sistani would like nothing more than to see Sadr's rag-tag militia strike its tent and disappear, he can't afford to be too closely identified with the Coalition...
After reading about the recently declassified Presidential Daily Brief of Aug. 6, 2001, titled "Bin Ladin Determined To Strike in US" [April 19], I found it difficult to accept Bush's view that the memo contained no indication of a terrorist threat or a time and place of attack. The brief stated that there were "patterns of suspicious activity in this country consistent with preparations for hijackings or other types of attacks" and that "a group of Bin Ladin supporters was in the US planning attacks with explosives." How much more detailed did the memo have to be? BEN ADAMS...