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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Feb 18, 2005

Page

11

Rumsfeld refuses to estimate Iraqi insurgency size

Defense Secretary Rumsfeld would not disclose an official insurgency size to Congress citing classified estimates. He said the insurgency is varied and fluid, composed of criminals Baathists former regime elements Zarqawi network and jihadists, with jihadists seen as most lethal. General Myers said the group has limited capacity and can mount 50 to 60 attacks daily.

Washington, D.C Donald H. Rumsfeld Congress John McCain Rumsfeld Senate Armed Services Committee McCain House Richard Myers Joint Chiefs of Staff Senate House Armed Services Committee Iraq Central Intelligence Agency Defense Intelligence Agency CIA Porter Goss Goss

Environmentalists sue Bush administration over forest rules

Environmental groups sue the Bush administration in San Francisco claiming new national forest rules undermine wildlife protection and violate the National Forest Management Act. They argue the rules truncate environmental reviews and remove measurable protections while Forest Service officials defend quicker responses to wildfires and threats, citing potential cost cuts and required independent audits.

Washington, D.C District Court San Francisco Earthjustice Congress Trent Orr Earthjustice Forest Service Sally Collins Forest Service

Saliva tests seen as future of drug screening

Researchers note saliva based testing may replace blood and urine tests for drugs and diseases. European agencies already use saliva for drugged driver checks and the method gains US acceptance, praised for accessibility and non invasiveness. Experts say spit mirrors blood and urine proteins and could detect infections and even some cancers, without needles or urine collection.

Washington, D.C Europe Edward Cone Maryland American Association For the Advancement of Science Cone Annapolis

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