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Show Thursday, September 16, 2004 AA1 MnON&WORLD won says Mexicans mark 150 years with anthem he will not Citizens celebrate with worldwide THE ASSOCIATED PRESS follow the MEXICO CITY Mexicans around the world were united in song Wednesday, as embassies, office workers, even chef s in the Persian Gulf belted out the national anthem to mark its 150th anniversary. The international call to song came at noon in Mexico City (1 p.m. EDI). But some got a head start. At least two Mexican embassies in Europe honored the anthem around midday local time, several hours before Mexico City. Office workers in the capital drifted to windows overlook 'road map' Karin Laub PRESS m I ing Mexico's Independence Monument and filtered out to the street where a brass band played a special rendition of the anthem. President Vicente Fox sang with schoolchildren, his wife Marta Sahagun and members of his Cabinet at Castle, which sits on a hill overlooking Mexico City. The singing drew puzzled looks from some passing vers who apparently had not noticed the weekslong national campaign calling on Mexicans to participate. Jose Luis Garcia, 33, said he hadn't heard about the Trad Carl THE ASSOCIATED sing-alon- g ' JERUSALEM Israel will not follow the "road map," , Prime Minister Ariel Sharon said in an interview published Wednesday, acknowledging he is casting aside the d peace plan for now, even as Washington insists it is still U.S.-backe- mini muJXJSJ Ui c. See ANTHEM, 3 v 6Sif.1i.'-- l s fx AA4 i : JAIME PUEBLA Mexicans sing In Mexico City on Wednesday, celebrating 1 50 Associated Press years of their national anthem valid. In violence Wednesday, 10 Palestinians were killed in two. confrontations with Israeli troops, the highest single-da- y death toll in the West Bank since 2002. Among those killed were at least seven armed fugitives and an girL The fighting came at the start of the Jewish New Year, and Israeli troops enforced a tight holiday closure of the West Bank and Gaza. Palestinians will be barred from Israel at least through the end of the month. Sharon is pushing ahead with his plan of "unilateral disengagement" from the Palestinians a withdrawal from Gaza and four West Bank settlements in 2005. In an interview with the Yediot Ahronot daily, he outlined his long-tervision for the region, saying that after the withdrawal, "it is very possible ... there will be a long period when nothing else happens." Sharon said that as long as there is no significant shift in the Palestinian leadership and policy, "Israel will continue its war on terrorism, and will stay in the territories that will remain after the implementation of disengagement." The road map was adopted by Israel and the Palestinians last year but never got off the ground, with both sides failing ' td meet even initial obligations. The plan envisioned a Palestinian state in the West Bank and Gaza by 2005, and said the borders should be determined in negotiations. President Bush has since said it would be "unrealistic" to 'flfoe rased! e.psft 'P. r, nnfl tdDUUU . See ISRAEL, GSM America from AT&T Wireless. Our best network ever is now better than ever. Over the past few months, we've made GSM America even better. so you'll stay connected Now we cover more miles coast-to-coain more places with fewer dropped calls. Try us for 30 days risk-fre- e, if you're not satisfied, just return the phone and pay only for usage. st, OUR BEST FALL VALUE! , . f.tORE MINUTES. MORE LINES. MORE FREE. 1 03 0. 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Both Washington and the European Union want a commitment from Iran to stop enrichment and have been working on a resolution to be adopted at an International Atomic Energy Agency meeting demanding that Tehran agree to such a freeze. . But thev differ on the firm- - ' nessof the wording of a resolu-v -, Hon, with the United States seeking European support to have Iran hauled before the ' U.N. Security Council if it defies conditions meant to dispel suspicions about its nuclear agenda.. Hossein Mousavian, Iran's chief envoy to the meeting, suggested Iran was not about to .cave in to threats of Security Council action, which could lead to sanctions. "I think one year is enough," he told The Associated Press, when asked if his country would agree to extend a com- -. mitment to suspend enrichment that it made last October. Mousavian did not name a date for a resumption of enrichment, but suggested it could be a few months" away. "11 wmnm t- l lST i L64015 I V. 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