Resignation of Yucca Mountain Project Director
Margaret Chu, director of the Energy Department Office of Civilian Radioactive Waste Management, has resigned effective February 25 due to personal circumstances. The move comes amid delays and budget cuts affecting the Yucca Mountain nuclear waste program as Chu plans to return to New Mexico.
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Hundreds Missing in Pakistani Dam Disaster
Heavy rains caused the Shahidar Dam to burst near Pasni in Baluchistan, washing away roads and bridges. Officials report at least 54 dead with hundreds missing as rescuers search the floodwaters for victims and survivors.
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U S Rejects Direct Talks With North Korea
The Bush administration rejects a plea for bilateral talks on Pyongyang's nuclear program citing previous experiences. It urges resuming six nation discussions while considering UN Security Council referral if talks stall. North Korea diplomats suggest direct dialogue but hedge against bilateral talks.
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Optimism about Iraq rises in AP poll despite Bush ire
The AP Ipsos poll shows 51 percent think a stable democratic Iraq is likely, up from 46, with Bill Harrer of Mason City noting Iraqi desire but long timelines. Meanwhile Bush's approval slides to 45 percent with 54 percent disapproving, as confidence in national direction falls to 58 percent wrong track. Old Americans drive the decline. Kenny Sproull cites economic concerns and immigration impacts.
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Bush Overall Job Approval From Poll Of 1000 Adults
A survey of 1,000 adults shows President Bush's overall job approval rating. The questionnaire measures public sentiment on his performance across key policy areas.
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Roberts Moder release first photos of twins to People
Julia Roberts and Danny Moder publish photos of their nearly three month old twins Phinnaeus Walter Finn and Hazel Patricia in People to protect privacy. The couple say the release shares happiness while safeguarding their babies.
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Deere-Driven Farewell for 99-Year-Old Dairy Farmer
Archie Glenn, longtime John Deere enthusiast from Volant, was laid to rest with a 1950s John Deere tractor pulling his casket to North Plain Grove Cemetery. He bought his first Deere in 1935 and kept farming 20 acres after retirement, with a green casket and yellow green flowers reflecting his passion.
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