IAEA findings complicate Iran enrichment dispute
U N atomic agency data suggest enriched particles in Iran came from Pakistan, reinforcing Tehran's claim that traces were imported on contaminated equipment. The report may undercut U S led efforts to prove covert enrichment and a weapons program.
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Tehran
United States
Fewer U S highway deaths and injuries in 2003 officials report
Transportation Secretary Norman Mineta announced 42 643 fatalities in 2003 down 362 from 2002 as vehicle miles traveled rose. Injuries reached 2.89 million while motorcycle deaths rose 12 percent to 3 661. regulators credit seat belt use and reduced drunken driving for the improved safety.
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Sport Utility Vehicle Owners of America
McCahill
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Ohio
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Rhode Island
Oregon
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Governors Association
Jeffrey Runge
Fewer traffic deaths drop in 2003 rate hits record low
The highway fatality rate reached a record low in 2003 despite rising numbers of licensed drivers, registered vehicles, and miles driven. Fatality rate per 100 million vehicle miles traveled shows improvement amid growth.
U S forces press Najaf with loudspeakers and strikes
U S forces in Najaf on day six of fighting used loudspeaker patrols to demand Muqtada al Sadr loyalists surrender or die. Helicopters and 30 mm cannons battered a hotel near the Imam Ali Shrine as Marines and Bradley vehicles swept cemeteries and streets amid sporadic insurgent fire.
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Mahdi Army
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al-Mahdi
Clapton inducted into Rock Walk on Sunset Boulevard
Eric Clapton, 59, is inducted into Rock Walk with a commemorative plaque and handprints on Sunset Boulevard in a private ceremony after finishing a North American tour promoting Me and Mr. Johnson. Past inductees include The Ramones B B King Chuck Berry Janis Joplin and Aerosmith.
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Eric Clapton
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Mr. Johnson
the Ramones
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Chuck Berry
Janis Joplin
Aerosmith
Drunk driver case cited by Vermont chief as arrest request
Vernon Police Chief Ian McCollin was startled when a driver approached and asked to be arrested for drunken driving. Bryan S. Condo 28 later admitted heavy intoxication with a breath test over four times the legal limit and a suspended license. McCollin called for backup and described the moment as unnatural.
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