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01-02 Mistaken identities led to canceled flights USA
2. 01-02 N Korea 'allows US nuclear visit' Yongbyon, North Korea
3. 01-02 Aid eases quake disease fears Iran
E. 01-02 Tendulkar spoiling Waugh's goodbye Sydney
F. 01-02 Copter shot down Fallujah, Sunni Triangle
6. 01-02 Stardust probe makes comet flyby USA
H. 01-02 Manning, McNair tie for MVP honors Indiana
8. 01-02 Iran declines U.S. official aid mission Iran
J. 01-02 Security scare grounds flight to Saudi England
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Morning News


Jan.2   USA   Mistaken identities led to canceled flights
  One of the suspicious names on Air France flights is belonging to a child


  North Korea     N Korea 'allows US nuclear visit' Map of Yongbyon North Korea  North Korea has reportedly agreed to let a group of experts visit its top facility at Yongbyon

  Iran Aid eases quake disease fears  Workers have cleared away most of the bodies of the 30,000 people who died

  Sydney Tendulkar spoiling Waugh's goodbye  Tendulkar scored his first half-century of the series to put a dampener on Australian captain farewell party

  Sunni Triangle Copter shot down  Insurgent fire shot down a U.S. Army helicopter near Fallujah, killing an American soldier and wounding another

Day News


  USA   Stardust probe makes comet flyby  The Nasa probe has had a dramatic encounter with Comet Wild-2, passing just 240 km away

  Indiana Manning, McNair tie for MVP honors  The premier passers each received 16 votes from a nationwide panel of 50 sports writers and broadcasters

  Iran Iran declines U.S. official aid mission  Iranian leadership asked that the visit be held 'in abeyance'

  England Security scare grounds flight to Saudi  British Airways has cancelled flight BA263

Evening News


  Egypt   Airliner crashes into Red Sea
  No survivors likely. A charter with 152 people aboard, most of them French tourists, crashed shortly after takeoff


  Pakistan South Asia agrees on trade deal  Foreign ministers have agreed to create a regional free trade area

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