Egypt Army Seeks 6-Month Handover, Mubarak Ailing -- Yahoo News/Reuters
CAIRO (Reuters) – Egypt's military said on Tuesday it hoped to hand over to an elected government in six months, but the Muslim Brotherhood said ending emergency law and freeing political prisoners would build a "bridge of confidence."
Rumors swirled about Hosni Mubarak's health. Saudi-owned Asharq al-Awsat newspaper said it was deteriorating and the deposed president had refused to go abroad for treatment.
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