Bonds surpasses Ruth with 715th homer in San Francisco
Barry Bonds belted a two run homer to center off Byung-Hyun Kim as the San Francisco Giants beat the Colorado Rockies. The shot moved Bonds past Babe Ruth into second on baseball's all time list and set up a race to the 755 mark held by Hank Aaron.
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Bush's presidency mirrored by low poll numbers and mistakes
Polls show George W. Bush trailing approval at about one third amid conservative rebellion and economic concerns. The piece compares him to his father, noting Iraq policy, Abu Ghraib fallout, and a challenging outlook amid rising oil prices and a housing slowdown.
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Indonesia quake toll tops four thousand survivors beg aid
In Bantus Indonesia tens of thousands camp in streets fields and paths as the 6.3 magnitude quake leaves more than 4300 dead and 200000 homeless. Aftershocks batter survivors who plead for help amid rain and overwhelmed hospitals. UN WFP delivers rations while Singapore planes bring medical aid. US 2.5 million and EU 3.8 million pledged. Indonesia to allocate 107 million for rebuilding.
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Deaths in Indonesian village spark fear over bird flu
In Aubu Simbelany Indonesia three houses sit idle as an extended family dies from bird flu with no link to sick birds found. Experts note possible limited human transmission while residents blame black magic and fear further contagion in the Christian community of about 1500.
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Bird Flu Case Sparks Theories Of Family Susceptibility
A major cluster of human to human bird flu transmission appears in a single family raising questions of genetic vulnerability. No H5N1 traces found in village poultry as animals and children roam the rural landscape near orchards and fields.
Uribe Re-elected in Landslide Victory in Colombia
President Alvaro Uribe won a decisive first round victory as 85 percent of ballots were counted, taking about 62 percent and signaling a strong U.S. ally mandate to curb armed groups and drug trafficking. Fellow candidates included Sen. Carlos Gaviria and Horacio Serpa.
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