Energy prices surge in March data show relief elsewhere
March CPI rose 0.6 percent led by a 5.9 percent energy jump the largest since September 2005 Katrina disruption. Inflation fears eased as other consumer costs fell, while European Parliament briefed U S lawmakers on CIA renditions legality and Hayden criticism of a report.
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Federal approves first bird flu vaccine for potential pandemic
The FDA granted the first human use vaccine from Sanofi Aventis SA as a stopgap against a possible HSN1 bird flu pandemic. The vaccine, stockpiled for outbreak readiness, would be deployed if the strain mutates to spread between people.
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Iranian weapons found bound for Taliban in Afghanistan
Gen. Peter Pace said U S forces intercepted Iranian made weapons headed for the Taliban in Kandahar last month signaling possible wider Iranian involvement. The weapons included mortars and C 4 explosives with unclear origins or quantities.
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House panel weighs immunity for ex AG aide Goodling
The House Judiciary Committee considers granting immunity to Monica Goodling, former White House liaison to Attorney General Gonzales, to compel her testimony in the probe of federal prosecutor firings. Democrats seek answers on why eight prosecutors were dismissed and whether politics influenced corruption cases.
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Nagasaki mayor shot dead in brazen crime attack
Nagasaki Mayor Iecho Ito a 61 year old target of an organized crime chief enraged over compensation for a damaged car was shot twice in the back outside a train station in Nagasaki. Police described a rare political killing in Japan amid gun ban and postwar history.
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Russia urged to curb vast music piracy network
At an anti piracy conference John Kennedy president of the International Federation of the Phonographic Industry called on Russian authorities to quash the illicit music trade. He said fake CDs flood markets in 27 countries while Russia’s economy minister warned reform will not be quick.
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