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TIMES COVERAGE November 14, 2004 Official says no evidence of poisoning By Associated Press RAMALLAH, West Bank - A top Palestinian official said Saturday there is no evidence that Israel poisoned Yasser Arafat, but called for an investigation into the cause of death of the Palestinian leader. Go to
articleNovember 13, 2004 A frenzied farewell By SUSAN TAYLOR MARTIN RAMALLAH, West Bank - In this part of the world, it's usually the Israelis who claim the hilltops. But on Friday, it was the Palestinians - and journalists - who took to the high ground. Go to
articleAfter burial, aides overcome by grief By wire services RAMALLAH, West Bank - After Yasser Arafat's chaotic burial, his bodyguards ringed the freshly dug grave Friday for what was to have been an orderly military salute. Go to
articleNovember 12, 2004 Jerusalem's reaction shifts by the street By SUSAN TAYLOR MARTIN JERUSALEM - Yasser Arafat won't get his wish to be buried in Jerusalem, and the way the two sides of the city reacted to his death Thursday helps explain why. Go to
articleIn bay area, reaction to Arafat falls along familiar lines By BRADY DENNIS, DAVID KARP and DONG-PHUONG NGUYEN The strip of N 56th Street that runs through Temple Terrace might as well have been a border between Israel and Palestine on Thursday. Go to
articleNovember 11, 2004 Arafat's path: unmet promise, unsated dreams By SUSAN TAYLOR MARTIN AMMAN, Jordan - The death of Yasser Arafat creates a huge vacuum in Palestinian leadership, but it presents a historic chance to revive moribund peace talks between Israelis and Palestinians. Go to
articleJerusalem divided by mutual distrust By SUSAN TAYLOR MARTIN JERUSALEM - Yasser Arafat won't get his wish to be buried in Jerusalem, and the way the two sides of the city reacted to his death Thursday helps explain why. Go to
articleYasser Arafat, 1929-2004 By Associated Press RAMALLAH, West Bank - Yasser Arafat, who triumphantly forced his people's plight into the world spotlight but failed to achieve his lifelong quest for Palestinian statehood, died today (Nov. 11, 2004) at age 75. Go to
articleNovember 9, 2004 Battle at bedside pits Arafat's wife, aides By wire services Questions of money and power arise around the stricken Palestinian. Go to
articleNovember 8, 2004 What of Arafat's money? By Associated Press His investment portfolio - from an airline in the Maldives to a diamond mine in Africa - once was worth up to $5-billion. But only the PLO leader has the full picture, and it's unclear whether he left a will or records.+ Go to
articleNovember 5, 2004 Conflicting rumors, conflicted emotions By SUSAN TAYLOR MARTIN RAMALLAH, West Bank - President Arafat is dead. Go to
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