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Morning News


Sep.19   Northern Iraq   Former defense minister surrenders
  After nearly a week of negotiations, Sultan Hashim Ahmad surrendered to U.S. forces in the city of Mosul


  Washington   15 dead in storm  Isabel storm force winds wrought havoc across north-east United States. Winds of up to 90 mph uprooted trees

  UN Security Council Liberia to get 15,000 UN troops  The Security Council has unanimously approved a force of up to 15,000 peacekeepers

  Spain Moya keeps Spain on top  Moya took advantage of an injury to Zabaleta to hit back from 2 sets down and claim a 5-7 2-6 6-2 6-0 6-1 victory

  Sweden Mourners pay tribute to Lindh  Leaders from around the world joined close friends and family at a memorial service for the foreign minister

Day News


  UN     U.N. vote backs Arafat  The resolution is calling for Israel to back down from its threat to 'remove' Palestinian Authority President

  Northern Iraq U.S. troops fire on Italian diplomat  A U.S. soldier in northern Iraq mistakenly fired on a car, killing the diplomat's Iraqi interpreter

  Karachi Explosion rocks plaza  The office complex was empty at the time, and there were no known casualties

  USA US cleans up after hurricane  Clean-up operations are underway along the east coast where Isabel caused damage put at half a billion dollars

Evening News


  England Firm bans e-mail at work  John Caudwell, the multi-millionaire owner of retailer Phones 4u, has banned 2,500 employees from using e-mail
San Francisco Bay Area , September 19, 2003 Timeline