Iran pressures for softer IAEA draft at nuclear review
In Vienna Iran seeks to temper a draft IAEA resolution criticizing its nuclear program while diplomats anticipate censure at the IAEA board meeting. Tehran argues enrichment is for electricity, not weapons, as the U.S. and allies press for accountability.
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Baghdad bombings, ambushes kill officials near U.S. base
A day of violence in Baghdad left a dozen dead in a car bombing near Camp Cuervo and a senior Education Ministry official Kamal al Jorah fatally shot. Gun battles and an ambush north of Taji wounded soldiers while a U.S. helicopter crash left crew safe amid ongoing clashes.
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Education Ministry
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Taji
Kamal al-Jarah
United Nations
Ghazaliya
Saddam Hussein
Al-Jarah
Bassam Salih Kubba
Foreign Ministry
Saddam
Kamal al-Jareh
Understudy Jones fills in for Sean Combs in Raisin on Broadway
Billy Eugene Jones, a Yale Drama School graduate, subbed Sunday for Sean Combs in the Broadway revival of A Raisin in the Sun after Combs left during Saturday matinee due to a stomach ailment. Jones completed the matinee and the Saturday show, with Combs hoping to return Tuesday. Also in brief, Anna Nicole Smith recovered from two broken ribs but attended a HIV AIDS benefit, and Jerry Garcia’s posthumous wine label sales topped expectations.
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U.S
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Robert Jacobs
Osama ‘bin Laden
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New York
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Sean Combs
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Combs
Bob Fennell
Jones
Yale School of Drama
Lincoln, Neb
Anna Nicole Smith
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Lincoln
Rococo Theater
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Hilarie Burton
One Tree Hill
Jon Kelley
Los Angeles
Jerry Garcia
J. Garcia
Clos du Bois Winery
Garcia
Jerry
Grateful Dead
Dennis McNally
Sonoma County
McNally
Afghan vote faces violence and mistrust in historic election
Voter registration expands slowly as U.N. and U.S. forces seek to secure villages in Ghazni province. Officials warn Taliban influence and conservative traditions threaten broad participation while rivals to President Karzai mobilize. Estimates show limited registration outside Ghazni city with ambushes and threats weighing on progress.
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Afghanistan
Kim Kha
Ghazni
Kabul
Hamid Karzai
Kha
Taliban
Karzai
Michael Greub
U.N
Uruzgan
Zabul
Army Reservist faces Illinois ambulance bill dispute in Iraq
Angela Holmes, an Indiana State University student in the Army Reserve, fights a $270 ambulance bill sent to her while stationed north of Baghdad. Her mother in Marshall, Illinois, questions why the bill was directed to a service member deployed in the conflict.
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Baghdad
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Amy
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