Reagan 93 Celebrated Quietly as Nation Honors Him
Ronald Reagan marked his 93rd birthday in seclusion at his Los Angeles home while students sang to Nancy Reagan at the presidential library. A new pavilion cornerstone was dedicated, and Gov. Schwarzenegger proclaimed Ronald Reagan Day in California. Celebrations were held in Illinois, his birthplace and college site, praising his Cold War era peace through strength and military commitment.
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Tenet speech raises questions on Iraq intelligence use
CIA Director George Tenet defended prewar intelligence in a Georgetown University speech, saying analysts gave the White House an objective view. He did not answer whether the administration described that intelligence accurately to justify the war, a key campaign issue.
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100 Suspected Guerrillas Arrested After Iraqi Bombings
In Iraq, U S and Iraqi forces report capturing more than 100 suspected guerrillas in nationwide raids. A group calling itself the Ansar al Sunna Army claimed responsibility for Sunday bombings that killed at least 109 people at Kurdish political offices in Irbil.
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United States
Bush seeks to cut decontamination research budget
President Bush requests elimination of an 8.2 million dollar program on decontaminating toxin damaged buildings as lawmakers react to the ricin letter incident in the Senate. Critics argue the move prioritizes tax cuts over public health and homeland security amid Frist and Daschle episodes.
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Mechanic charged in Florida murder case linked to Carlie Brucia
Joseph P. Smith, a 37 year old mechanic with a long rap sheet, faces first degree murder and kidnapping charges after Carlie Brucia's body was found in a church lot. Investigators traced the case to a surveillance taped by a carwash showing a tattooed man in a mechanic shirt abducting the sixth grader. Police say a tip helped identify Smith, who owned a Buick station wagon seen in footage. The girl’s family gathered at Central Church of Christ as investigators searched the scene.
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Dozens killed in Moscow subway bombing during rush hour
A bomb exploded on a Moscow metro car near Avtozavodskaya station injuring over 120 and killing 39 as Russia faces a terror attack amid preparations for the upcoming presidential election. Officials described a death by own action bombing with possible female bomber.
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Barrymore Receives Dove of Peace Pin at UN Artists
Drew Barrymore becomes the first to be pinned with the Dove of Peace by Artists for the U.N. as part of Global Vision for Peace. The gesture joins a growing Oscars wore pins by stars like Streep and Sarandon in support of United Nations missions.
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Daniel Day-Lewis
Susan Sarandon
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Beauford shopkeeper clears bubble machine ruling after city withdrawal
Beaufort officials warned Janet Mark about a bubble making sign device and threatened a 1000 per day fine. After three bubble free days the city withdrew the summons saying the code does not specify bubble machines, leaving Mark bubbly again. In Davenport a 7 year old’s hospital postcard arrives 48 years late, tied to Sharon Thiele who died in 1957.
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Moline
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Ore
Trinity Medical Center
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