Bomb blast probe widens as FBI aid sought in Iraq
In Najaf mourners honor Ayatollah al Hakim after a 110 mile march from Baghdad. Officials report 125 dead and 142 injured from the Friday blast while Iraqi police arrest 19 suspects linking to al Qaida. FBI to join the investigation alongside Iraqi police as U.S. Marines adjust patrol plans.
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Rick Hall
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Teachers face grading hurdle as highly qualified rule rolls out
Pringle, an eighth grade Susquehanna Township Middle School teacher, protests a midstream rule change as states rush to report how many core subject teachers meet federal standards by the 2005-06 deadline. The law ties qualification to a bachelor's degree license and subject mastery, prompting debates on testing, curriculum roles, and teacher quality across districts.
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Laredo Middle School
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Lisa Graham Keegan
National Education Association
NEA
Jamie Sawatzky
Rocky Run Middle School
Chantilly
Vitamin D Deficiency Seen As Growing Epidemic In Youth
A study and expert voices warn deficiency may affect up to 30 percent of adolescents nationwide and as high as 20 percent of healthy Boston children. Experts cite indoor lifestyles, low milk intake, and inadequate screening as factors while noting risks of fractures and rickets in undiagnosed cases.
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