Bush presses humanitarian turn in UN speech preview
President Bush outlines a “building a better world” theme for his UN General Assembly address, pledging aid to health, prosperity and freedom while reaffirming resolve against terrorism. He spoke from his family seaside home, blending humanitarian aims with security.
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UN Security Council approves Darfur oil sanctions resolution
The council passed a resolution 11 to 0 threatening oil sanctions on Sudan if the government does not curb Arab militias blamed for Darfur violence. China Russia Pakistan and Algeria abstained. The plan backs a larger African Union mission to deter attacks and mediate. Over 50,000 dead and 1.2 million displaced. Secretary General Kofi Annan to appoint a commission to probe human rights abuses and potential genocide.
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U N watchdog calls on Iran to halt uranium enrichment
The IAEA board with 35 nations demanded Iran suspend all uranium enrichment and related work. The resolution urges access to sites and information, with a November meeting to decide further steps and possible Security Council referral if Tehran does not comply.
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Winkler chats with Wisconsin students about Hank Zipzer
Henry Winkler called Waunakee Intermediate School to discuss his popular Hank Zipzer series and his school struggles. He answered students questions for 30 minutes while 481 fifth graders begin an all-school read of the first book.
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Man tackles burglar and sits on suspect to aid arrest
Cedar Rapids police say Rick Fisk 52 restrained a female burglar Julie Dye 34 in his foyer after she fled with house items. Dye charged with second degree burglary and third degree theft held on 19500 bail. In Everett Washington thieves target lifejacket cabinets as Safe Kids Coalition warns.
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