U.S. President George W. Bush will meet Wednesday with Israeli Prime Minister Ehud Olmert and Palestinian Authority President Mahmoud Abbas, a day after the two sides agreed to try to secure a peace deal by the end of next year. - Bush invited the pair to the White House to ceremonially inaugurate the first formal, direct negotiations between the two sides since U.S.-brokered talks at Camp David collapsed in 2000. - The new agreement was reached just before Bush addressed delegates from more than 40 countries Tuesday at a Mideast conference in Annapolis, Md. - Bush said the two leaders agreed to "immediately launch good faith, bilateral negotiations in order to conclude a peace treaty resolving all outstanding issues, including core issues, without exception." - However, the final-status agreement will require each side to fulfil its obligations under the U.S.-shaped "road map" peace plan, which calls for the cessation of Palestinian...