Iran resumes centrifuges in retaliation over IAEA file
Iran announces it has begun manufacturing centrifuges while stating uranium enrichment remains suspended. Foreign Minister Kamal Kharrazi says Iran will not honor a new agreement with Britain Germany and France, after those powers failed to close Iran’s nonproliferation file with the IAEA. In Pakistan, al Qaida claims responsibility for an assassination attempt on Prime Minister designate Shaukat Aziz, leaving at least nine dead and many wounded as Musharraf survives two prior attacks.
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Ten Commandments monument begins national tour in Tennessee
The 5,280 pound granite monument banished from Alabama’s state judicial building starts a national tour outside the Scopes Monkey Trial site in Dayton Tennessee. supporters praise it as a symbol while opponents call it illegal. Former Alabama Chief Justice Roy Moore approved the tour but did not participate.
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Army defends choppers combat role in overhaul
The Army overhauls its helicopter program after crashes and Comanche cancellation critique. Officials stress combat heli copters provide unique low level, city operations with upgrades planned for Black Hawk Chinook Apache fleets and new scout models. The Iraq March 24 2003 Apache mission faced refueling delays and heavy fire.
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Army helicopter corps revamps after Iraq setbacks
The Army's helicopter corps undertakes a major overhaul following high profile losses during and after the Iraq invasion. Six helicopters have crashed or been lost, prompting leadership shakeups and new safety reviews.
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Helicopters Urged to Work Closely With Jets says Ex-Air Force Staff
Cody argues the attack helicopter role was diminished by unsuitable missions. Critics like retired Gen Merrill McPeak say helicopters are slow and easy to detect, and should stay near front lines or operate with Air Force strike jets.
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Senators push rapid overhaul of U S intelligence structure
Senators pledged swift action on proposals to reorganize U S intelligence after Sept 11 commission warnings of vulnerability. Senate Governmental Affairs Chair Susan Collins urged bold careful reform while Democrat Joe Lieberman promised thoughtful speed. White House panel nears recommendations on creating a national intelligence director and its CIA relation.
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Phish charity to donate proceeds to Vermont groups
The WaterWheel Foundation says at least 100000 dollars from Phish's final Coventry concert will go to Vermont nonprofits, with 75000 already earmarked for Bread and Puppet theater Dairy Farmers of Vermont and the Vermont Foodbank. The Aug 14-15 event expects 70000 fans.
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DukesFest 2004 draws global fans to Tennessee festival
Bristol AP reports fans from Australia attend DukesFest 2004 premier day with Catherine Bach signing posters and photos while Bo and Luke Duke thrill crowds. Schwarzenegger stamps debut in Austria with 600000 copies at his birthday release drawing eager buyers and early lines.
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