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Let me wish the best of everything to two West Augustine neighbors who have just retired.

Neighbors: Weather nice for golf tournament
It has been an absolutely gorgeous week for The Players Championship at the TPC at Sawgrass this year. The nice soaker of a rain we received a few weeks back has pumped up the azaleas, so they are at their peak currently.

People, Celebrities: R.E.M. guitarist takes stand
LONDON (AP) -- R.E.M. guitarist Peter Buck denied prosecutors' suggestions that he lied about taking a sleeping pill on a trans-Atlantic flight to avoid accusations of drunkenness after his alleged rampage on the plane.

'Blade II' lacks cleverness of first vampire tale
There's no delicate way of saying it: Everything that was right about "Blade" is wrong in its sequel.

Centuries-old ceremony to be observed Sunday
Dozens of vessels ranging in size from trawlers and schooners to sailboats and motor craft will receive a traditional Palm Sunday blessing as they parade past the bishop of the Diocese of the Nation's Oldest City.

Top sellers
This week's best sellers from Publishers Weekly as of March 15, 2002

'Sorority Boys' has good heart
Men in drag amid the chauvinistic excesses of a fraternity-mad culture -- what's not to like about that?

Movie Capsules: What's playing...
40 Days and 40 Nights: As a San Francisco dot-commer who gives up sex for Lent, Josh Hartnett's resolve is tested when he meets Shannyn Sossamon. R.

Orchestra makes music 'hip'
According to The Washington Post, "Metamorphosen is an ensemble whose members interact with the subtlety, the precision and where appropriate, the spontaneity of an extra large, world-class string quartet...simply sumptuous."

Author displays strength of Achilles
It is slight but haunting, this intense revisiting of the life and death of the warrior Achilles, told in far fewer words than Homer used but with viscerally thrilling language that belongs on an epic scale.

People, Celebrities: Judge: Downey making progress
INDIO, Calif. (AP) -- Robert Downey Jr. is making progress since being placed on probation for drug offenses, a judge said during a court hearing.

Out and about
From the local scene, upcoming concerts, bands and performances

Flagler Forum has eye on science
Paul Recer, the senior science writer for the Associated Press in Washington, has spent more than 30 years in journalism, covering stories as varied as hurricanes, executions, landings on the moon, political campaigns, murder trials, medical and science developments.

Blossoming of Art
More than 130 artists have been selected from over 200 applications to set up their tent displays this weekend at the Annual Spring Art and Craft Festival Saturday and Sunday.

Eric Burdon keeps busy with band, books and film
Don't ask British rocker Eric Burdon if he ever gets tired. "Of course!" he said. Yet, after a diverse and successful career in the music industry, Burdon shows no signs of slowing. On the contrary, his projects seem to be multiplying.

Compass Calendar
Events happening in and aroudn town this weekend and beyond.

Life in a Nutshell: On the firing line
It sounds like the makings of a great party joke: A liberal, a compassionate conservative and a blacksmith go to the shooting range ...

Rhythm and Ribs
At 77 inches tall and covered with tatoos, Reverend Billy Wirtz is not a typical robed religious figure.

Digitally-updated 'E.T.' still tugs at the heart
Full disclosure, right off the top: I am a total geek for "E.T." I was 9 years old when "E.T. The Extra-Terrestrial" came out in 1982, and it was one of the first truly transforming movie events of my life.

The dangerous, contradictory nature of 'transparent'
Campaign finance scandals would cease, an editorialist recently proclaimed, if all political donations were made "transparent."

Some schools sending letters home warning of obese children
PHILADELPHIA -- Some parents are getting letters home from school these days, but not because their youngsters are acting up or flunking out. The problem is their children are too fat.

Rawlings school eagles are soaring above all others
Before Marjorie Kinnan Rawlilngs Elementary School was built, Ponte Vedra-Palm Valley Elementary School served all of the kindergarten to fifth grade students in the northeastern area of St. Johns County.

School notes
The Gong ShowPedro Menendez High School students, faculty and staff will present The Gong Show Tuesday at 7 p.m. in the school auditorium, State Road 206 West. Admission is $5 for those 12 and up; free for those under 12.

Serious case of spring fever brings out crowds
The beaches were certainly loaded with rednecks over the weekend. There were also plenty of red legs, backs, faces and arms.

Hints from Heloise
Many times during the past few years, people have given me gift sets of highly scented hand and body lotions, bath gels, bubble bath, etc. I enjoy using these products, and I always finish the lotions and hand creams.

Try your hand at vinegar candy
Victoria Fringer of Woodstock, Ill., wrote that she wanted help finding a recipe for vinegar candy. She noted she had been seeking this recipe for a long time and that "We used to make it as children."

Herbs: they're great for everything from cooking to healing
An herb is a seed plant that does not produce a woody stem like a tree. It will live long enough to develop flowers and seeds.How many herbs are there?

Polyp Man campaign promotes colonoscopy as life saver
STAMFORD, Conn. -- The silly character in the red tights and big red suit runs away from doctors in a new series of public service ads that use humor to make a serious point.

Fossil skull suggests first human ancestor was widespread 1 million years ago
A million-year-old skull found in Ethiopia confirms the theory that modern man evolved from a single pre-human species that developed in Africa and migrated throughout much of the world, scientists say.

Asteroid passed near to Earth
MELBOURNE (AP) -- An asteroid large enough to demolish a city the size of Orlando passed within 288,000 miles of Earth without being noticed by astronomers until four days later.

Facts on Colon Cancer
Colon cancer kills about 57,000 Americans every year, according to the American Cancer Society.

New pill better prevents strokes
ATLANTA (AP) -- A large head-to-head comparison of two widely used blood pressure pills found one dramatically superior in preventing strokes and diabetes, even though they are equal at reducing hypertension.

Prices for consumer goods rise 0.2 percent in Feb.
WASHINGTON (AP) -- Consumer prices rose modestly in February, lifted by higher costs for clothing, medical care and airline tickets. But shoppers still could find bargains: Prices fell for cars, computers and home furnishings.

Congress approves campaign finance overhaul
WASHINGTON -- Congress approved the most sweeping changes to the nation's campaign finance system since the Watergate scandals on Wednesday, ending years of gridlock and clearing the bill for President Bush's signature. Critics promised a swift court challenge.

High court to weigh rights of older workers in age-discrimination claims
WASHINGTON -- The Supreme Court was urged Wednesday to give older workers the same protection from discrimination as minorities in a case that will determine how companies can be sued over things like layoffs.

National Briefs
HOUSTON (AP) -- Arthur Andersen pleaded innocent Wednesday to charges it shredded documents and deleted computer files related to Enron Corp., and was granted the quick trial it had been seeking.

President says 'two-bit terrorists' will not deter him
EL PASO, Texas -- Undeterred by what he called "two-bit terrorists," President Bush opened a Latin American trip Thursday that takes him from the border with Mexico to the U.S. Embassy in Peru where a car bomb exploded overnight.

Military tribunals would resemble courts-martial
WASHINGTON (AP) -- Military tribunals the Bush administration plans to use for trying terrorism suspects will resemble ordinary military courts-martial in many respects but defendants will have only limited rights to appeal.

Historically black universities wrestle with discrimination claims
DOVER, Del. -- Kathleen Carter says that when she became chairman of the education department at historically black Delaware State University in 1995, she found herself facing more than the usual administrative hassles.

National Briefs
LOS ANGELES (AP) -- A woman whose two huge dogs mauled a neighbor to death in their San Francisco apartment building was convicted Thursday of murder, a charge rarely leveled in an animal attack.

Democrats, GOP differ on preventing another Enron
WASHINGTON -- Workers saving for retirement could be encouraged, possibly even required, to diversify investments in their company 401(k) accounts when Congress finishes writing new pension laws aimed at avoiding the big losses Enron employees suffered.

Some Arabs in the U.S. changing their names, citing Sept. 11 bias
HOBOKEN, N.J. (AP) -- Tariq Hasan will henceforth be known as Terry Hasan.

Ray's report: Insufficient evidence to charge Clintons in Whitewater
WASHINGTON -- Independent Counsel Robert Ray concludes in his final Whitewater report that the Clintons' land venture benefited from criminal transactions but there was insufficient evidence to prove the former president or his wife engaged in wrongdoing.

Appalachian counties clean up from days of rain, floods
COEBURN, Va. (AP) -- Under dry skies Thursday, Appalachian residents cleaned out muddy homes and assessed damage from days of heavy rain and flash floods.

HARB gives nod to parking garage design
The 351-car Lightner Parking Facility chugged one giant step closer to construction Thursday night as St. Augustine's Historic Architectural Review Board approved a certificate of appropriateness for the project.

Cobblestone meeting rescheduled for April 4
The St. Johns Planning and Zoning Agency hearing for Cobblestone Village at St. Augustine that was scheduled for today has been pushed back to April 4.

For The Record
The Northeast Florida Community Action Agency, Inc., will distribute U.S. Department of Agriculture surplus commodities today from 9 a.m. to 11:30 a.m. and 1:30 p.m. to 4 p.m. at St. Mary's Baptist Church, 69 Washington St., and Friday from 9:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. at the Cotorie Club, Federal Point Road, Hastings.

Suspended suspense
PONTE VEDRA BEACH -- Rain at The Players Championship was not unusual, only the events that followed -- a relatively easy golf course, Scott Hoch among the leaders and a happy and heckle-free round for Colin Montgomerie.

County closer to getting $40,000 grant
The St. Johns County Cultural Council is close to getting $40,000 from the state to preserve the old St. Augustine Beach City Hall building and turn it into a cultural center.

Police Beat: St. Augustine police charge man with cocaine possession
A St. Augustine police officer drove up behind a 2000 Mercury at King Street and Ponce de Leon Boulevard Thursday, and the car sped through a red light, according to the St. Augustine Police Department.

Police Beat: Broward County man arrested in St. Johns
A Broward County man, wanted for questioning in the death of his estranged wife, was arrested in St. Johns County by the sheriff's office Friday on a charge of disorderly conduct at the Super 8 motel, State Road 16 and Interstate 95.

St. Augustine still 'Best Tourist Town'
For the fourth consecutive year, the readers of FamilyFun magazine have selected St. Augustine as the "Best Tourist Town" in the South.

Health of St. Johns River at issue
St. Johns County has some of the best spots in the St. Johns River, but the county's huge growth could lead to pollution, said Riverkeeper Mike Hollingsworth.

Visits to Cuba focus on people
Fresh from their latest venture to Cuba, members of the St. Augustine Baracoa Friendship Association are being asked when they will make their next trip.

Guard adding new weapon
A new helicopter is coming to the Florida National Guard next year to boost its firefighting arsenal with a water tank that is larger and allows for greater mobility than the national standard.

Today in History
Today is Friday, March 22, the 81st day of 2002. There are 284 days left in the year.

Today in History
Today is Thursday, March 21, the 80th day of 2002. There are 285 days left in the year.

Regalos Festival coming to St. Augustine April 19-21
Florida's First Lady Columba Bush and U.S. Housing and Urban Development Secretary Mel Martinez will be honorary co-chairs of St. Augustine's Regalos Festival in April.

Not just watching the grass grow
PONTE VEDRA BEACH -- At 2:44 p.m. on Wednesday, Hole 1 at The Players Championship is quiet, a long, silent corridor of green.

'Roast' to help local projects
The Pilot Club of St. Augustine will "roast" Anne Heymen, features editor of The St. Augustine Record, to raise funds for several projects.

Glenn B. Brockman
Glenn B. Brockman, 63, of Hastings, died March 19, 2002, at his home. He was a native of Covington, Ky. He had resided here since 1962. He was a retired truck driver.

Phillip Lyle Sprague
Phillip Lyle Sprague, 50, of Elkton, died March 18, 2002, from injuries sustained in an automobile accident in St. Augustine.

Correction
An obituary in Friday's St. Augustine Record incorrectly stated Sharon Gill was deceased.

Deacon Clinton Brooks
Deacon Clinton Brooks, 97, of Armstrong, Fla., died March 18, 2002, at Flagler Hospital.

Dolores Pineiro
Dolores Pineiro, 86, of St. Augustine, died March 19, 2002, at Flagler Hospital. She was born in Pueblonuevo, Cordoba, Spain. She lived for many years in Pacific Grove, Calif., before moving to St. Augustine in 1993. In recent years she had been a patient at the Ponce de Leon Care Center.

Roy Parmar Dilsaver
Roy Parmar Dilsaver, 85, died March 18, 2002, at Flagler Hospital. He was a native of Supply, N.C. He had resided here for over 60 years. He served his country in World War II and was the owner of the Glynda Anne shrimp boat.

Kenneth Emory Bell
Kenneth Emory Bell, 49, of 202 Mimosa Street, Drexel, N.C., died Thursday, March 21, 2002, at Grace Hospital in Morganton, N.C. following a lengthy illness.

Mattie Allison Frazier
Mattie Allison Frazier, 79, of St. Augustine, died March 18, 2002, at Flagler Hospital. She was a native of Louisville, Ga., and had lived here for more than 57 years. She was a longtime employee of Buckingham-Smith Memorial Home prior to retiring.

Joseph Conrad Williams
Joseph Conrad Williams, 87, of Ormond Beach, died March 16, 2002, at Harbor Oaks Elderly Care, Harbor Oaks, Fla. He was born in St. Augustine and was a lifelong resident of Florida.

Janice Hahn
Janice Hahn, 68, Melrose, died March 20, 2002, in North Florida Regional Hospital, Gainesville.

Ida Pearl Lancaster
Ida Pearl Lancaster, 89, of St. Augustine, died March 20, 2002, at her home. She was born in Tattanell County, Ga., and had resided in St. Augustine since 1931, moving here from Jacksonville. She came to St. Augustine after graduating from beauty school. At the age of 18, she began her career as a hairdresser at a shop on St. George Street. She worked for Virginia's Beauty Salon at its various locations and continued her career until she was 85.

Frances Hunt
Frances Hunt, 79, Flagler Estates, died March 19, 2002, at Kinred Hospital North Florida.

James A. Pellicer
James A. Pellicer Sr., 77, of St. Augustine, died March 19, 2002. He was retired from the U.S. Navy. He was a member of the Naval Fleet Reserve Branch 91, Loyal Order of the Moose Lodge 1017, Fraternal Order of the Eagles, lifetime member of the Veterans of Foreign Wars Post 2391, and American Legion Post 37 all of St. Augustine.

What others said
The following editorial appeared in Wednesday's Washington Post.

Letter: Doesn't understand need for sales tax vote
Editor: The Word "no" is found in the dictionary? Let's let the voter's decide what will we have; and they said "No" twice.

The allure and curse of politics
WASHINGTON -- Hardly had Republican Sen. Fred Thompson of Tennessee pulled his hat out of the ring for fall re-election the other day when former Tennessee governor and two-time presidential candidate Lamar Alexander tossed his in for the GOP nomination.

Letter: Lawmakers should serve the public's interest
Editor: The people of the state of Florida are being treated with contempt.

Letter: Celebrating Canadian Olympic gold
Editor: As a citizen from the "Land of the Maple Leaf," it was with much joy, pride and tears, that I celebrated with my country, when our hockey teams won "GOLD" at the recent Olympics.

Letter: Unhappy with 'anti-abortion' language
Editor: I was unhappy to read some of the comments made by your staff writer, Ron Walters in his feature story on St. Joseph Academy on Sunday.

Around Florida
Here are excerpts from editorials in newspapers in Florida.

Editorial: Kissing the pig for literacy
In St. Johns County, a pig and literacy are natural partners this time of the year.

Letter: Writer is unhappy with condo association living
Editor: We were intrigued by the promise of a "turn key" environment. We liked the idea of having our cake and eating it too.

America is losing energy war
This is a singular moment in our history. We are rushing toward a calamity that may very well bring our way of life to an end. It is entirely predictable and almost inevitable.

Letter: Thanks to community for helping migrant workers
Editor: A few weeks ago I received a call from Carol Berg, a longtime loyal volunteer who coordinates the personal needs for the migrant workers in St. Johns County.

Letter: Found Nicklaus health article misleading
Editor: I'm writing to warn readers about what I believe was a breach of integrity by the Record in publishing the March 6th article "Nicklaus' blood pressure rising," an article that chronicled how golfer Jack Nicklaus's high blood pressure woes were cured with Altace (Ramipril), a potent Angiotensin converting Enzyme (ACE inhibitor).

Palm Sunday celebrated this weekend
Christ's triumphant ride into Jerusalem will be heralded in song and word Sunday as Christians around the world celebrate the arrival of Palm Sunday.

Religious notes
Sunday at 10:30 a.m., the Unitarian-Universalist Fellowship presents Billy Thomas discussing Chogyam Trungpa's book, "Cutting Through Spiritual Materialism."

Symposium at UNF
President George W. Bush's recent proposals to expand government support for religiously based social services will be the subject of a public symposium, sponsored by the Center for Ethics, Public Policy and the Professions.

Sunrise service at Crescent Beach
Thousands are again expected to gather at the Crescent Beach ramp at 6 a.m. Easter Sunday, March 31, for the traditional Easter sunrise service sponsored by the Crescent Beach Baptist Church.

Observations on Passover
The story of Pesach is well known ... how the Jewish people were slaves to Pharaoh in Egypt ... how Moses led us out of bondage and received the Torah on Mount Sinai ... and how, after 40 years in the wilderness, we entered into the Promised Land.

Meet Judas at Memorial
Maundy Thursday will be celebrated in a unique manner at Memorial Presbyterian Church, 36 Sevilla Street.

Scholar Crossan visits Flagler College
Writing about John Dominic Crossan is for the religion journalist what writing about Bob Dylan is for the arts and entertainment reporter.

Take Note
EPHESIANS 2:8-9) "For by grace are ye saved through faith; and that not of yourselves: It is the gift of God: Not of works, lest any man should boast."

Flower fair, concert on tap this weekend
Corpus Christi Catholic Church, U.S. 1 at Datil Pepper Road, will host a spring flower fair Sunday from 8 a.m. to 1 p.m. Live plants, silk arrangements, crafts for adults and children, baked goods, hot dogs and much more will be featured.

Self Help
A list of self help events happening in and around St. Johns County in the coming week.

Changes set to help the Legends
The 25th Annual Liberty Mutual Legends of Golf tournament starts April 1 and organizers say it is joining the ranks of the Senior PGA Tour's more serious events.

Quick Pitches
ST. PAUL, Minn. (AP) -- The hockey player whose deflected shot led to the death of a 13-year-old girl was distraught as his team returned to action Wednesday night.

Menendez sweeps Nease in softball
Menendez's softball team completed a season sweep of district rival Nease Thursday night, defeating the Panthers 3-1 at home.

Spurrier's new role
ORLANDO -- One day last week, Steve Spurrier left his office in suburban Washington at 3 p.m., played nine holes of golf, was back at work by 5 and home by 7.

Commoner to contender
What a difference a year makes. Jerry Kelly was another face on the PGA Tour heading into The Players Championship last year.

Zook's policy has Florida fans standing at attention
GAINESVILLE -- The scene was part comical, part disturbing.

The other side of the ropes
PONTE VEDRA BEACH -- The working title of today's exercise in First Amendment freedom was "Tiger and Me."

The 10 bests and worsts of TPC
The 10 best things about The Players Championship.

Duke doused
LEXINGTON, Ky. -- Duke was in control early in the second half, but Jarrad Odle kept Indiana in the game. Yes, Jarrad Odle.

The love-hate hole
We can't wait until they play it. They dread it from the first tee. We love the anticipation, the uncertainty. They loathe the sweaty palms, butterfly stomachs.

Jackets take Palatka in eight
The St. Augustine High School baseball team knows what to do with a gift.

Today's pairings, tee times
No. 1 Tee, 6:50 a.m.: Brandel Chamblee Scottsdale, Ariz.; Skip Kendall, Keene's Pointe, Fla.; Kaname Yokoo, Tokyo

Numbers, notes and the Net
You don't have to be at The Players to see the shots on hole 17.

Welcome home
PONTE VEDRA BEACH -- The only item missing from the Stadium Course at Sawgrass is the welcome mat.

Water World
While golfers struggled with the danger of the 17th hole at The Players Championship, volunteers had their own self-imposed challenge, according to Leslie Florkowski of Mandarin, an admitted Vijay Singh fan stationed near the walkway to the 17th green.

Why not a back-to-back champ? Why not Tiger?
PONTE VEDRA BEACH-- Tiger Woods won't say it, but he wants to be the first. When people start throwing around the word never, as it applies to golf, Woods' ears perk up.

Suspended suspense
PONTE VEDRA BEACH -- Rain at The Players Championship was not unusual, only the events that followed -- a relatively easy golf course, Scott Hoch among the leaders and a happy and heckle-free round for Colin Montgomerie.

Fan Guide: Where to watch, what to bring, what's not allowed
Tips on viewing the The Players' Championship.

A quick glance at the leaderboard
Note: Due to rain delay 74 golfers unable to complete first round. They will complete round Friday morning.

Major test awaits Woods, strong field
PONTE VEDRA BEACH -- Tiger Woods was on the golf course at dawn Wednesday, and not entirely pleased with what he saw.

NCAA capsules: Setting up the Sweet 16
A round up of today's NCAA games.

Sooners reach Elite 8
SAN JOSE, Calif. -- Arizona wouldn't let Oklahoma play its inside game, so Hollis Price went outside.

Tax dispute may doom growth management bill
TALLAHASSEE (AP) -- Growth management legislation that Gov. Jeb Bush considers one of his top priorities may be doomed again this year because of a dispute over taxes.

Toxin, dead alligators found in Lake Griffin
TAVARES (AP) -- An algae researcher from Ohio has confirmed the presence of a neurotoxin in Lake Griffin's and in the bodies of dead alligators.

Billboard bill draws criticism from officials
St. Johns County officials are looking to Gov. Jeb Bush to veto a bill that could cost the county hundreds of thousands of dollars in billboard regulation.

Legislature addresses billboard issue, more
Here's a look at the day in Tallahassee, Wednesday.

Tourism recovering since Sept. 11 but still below normal
ORLANDO (AP) -- Central Florida's vacation destinations were eerily empty in the weeks following the Sept. 11 terror attacks, but the region's tourism industry is recovering behind the help of a record $72-million advertising push.

Legislative session heads to overtime
TALLAHASSEE -- While House and Senate leaders bicker over the budget, taxes and redistricting, Gov. Jeb Bush has taken a quiet but aggressive approach in trying to lead the chambers to agreements.

Jackpot rolls over to $7 million
TALLAHASSEE (AP) -- No ticket matched all six Florida Lotto numbers, resulting in a rollover to $7 million, lottery officials said Thursday.

State Senate passes legislative redistricting plan
TALLAHASSEEE (AP) -- The Republican-dominated Senate passed a reapportionment plan for the state Legislature that Democrats complained was rigged to ensure a Republican majority.

Session hinges on leaders' priorities
TALLAHASSEE -- The entire Florida legislative session comes down in its final hours to the personal priorities of two men.

Phone rate bill passes Senate
TALLAHASSEE -- Phone companies could increase rates for local service under a measure passed by the Senate Thursday and sent to Gov. Jeb Bush.

Legislature glance
Off-track drag racing would become a crime under a bill passed by the House and sent to Gov. Jeb Bush.

House passes limits on environmental appeals
TALLAHASSEE -- Two bills designed to make it more difficult for citizens to challenge development projects passed the House on Wednesday in what opponents say is a move to eliminate 30 years of environmental rights.

Pamphlets condemn Afghan gov't as traitors to Islam
PESHAWAR, Pakistan -- In a sign the Taliban and al-Qaida are trying to revive operations, pamphlets calling for armed struggle against the United States and its coalition allies have begun circulating among Afghan refugees here and in Afghanistan.

Pope breaks silence and denounces 'grave scandal' of priests in sex abuse
VATICAN CITY -- Breaking his silence, Pope John Paul II denounced the "grave scandal" of priests implicated in sex-abuse cases rocking the Roman Catholic Church, saying they had betrayed their vows and succumbed to evil.

World Briefs
TABIAWAN ARMY BASE, Philippines (AP) -- U.S. military medics flew into a combat zone Thursday to treat and evacuate seven Filipino soldiers wounded in a clash with Muslim extremists in the southern Philippines.

General warns al-Qaida and Taliban forces are trying to regroup in east
BAGRAM, Afghanistan -- The Operation Anaconda commander warned on Wednesday that al-Qaida fighters are an "adaptable enemy" already drawing on a fresh flow of cash to rebuild forces in eastern Paktia province.

Peruvian president vows to put down terrorism
LIMA, Peru -- Peru's president vowed Thursday to use a "heavy hand" to put down terrorism in his country after a car bomb blast outside the U.S. Embassy killed nine people and raised fears of a comeback by the deadly Shining Path guerrilla movement.

World Briefs
BEIJING (AP) -- Profound labor unrest shook two cities in northern China's "rust belt" Wednesday as unpaid and laid off workers protested, overturning a car and massing 10,000-strong to face off with military police.

Back-to-back bombings deal blow to U.S. cease-fire efforts
JERUSALEM -- A former Palestinian policeman blew himself up in the heart of Jerusalem's shopping district Thursday, killing three Israelis, wounding more than 60 people and prompting Israel to call off a a round of U.S.- brokered truce talks.

Bus bombing kills eight; Mideast truce efforts threatened
JERUSALEM -- An Islamic militant blew himself up in a packed bus during morning rush hour Wednesday, killing seven other passengers, including four Israeli soldiers.

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