Basra Car Bombings Kill Dozens Amid Market Rush Hour
At least 68 people die in Basra Iraq when four cars packed with missiles and TINT explode in front of police stations near the main market and a police academy. About 200 wounded, 168 critically, including 16 children. Authorities blame al Qaida militants.
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Pentagon official warns Iraq operation will cost more
A top Pentagon official said the Iraqi military operation will cost more money than expected as 20 000 troops stay in Iraq for about 90 days longer. Gen. Richard Myers told the House Armed Services Committee that funding may be shifted from other accounts while the White House keeps open possible additional funds before year end. President Bush urged continuing the stay the course in Iraq amid ongoing violence and public concern.
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AP Poll finds concerns that terrorists might be winning
The Associated Press poll shows half of Americans worry terrorists may be winning the war on terror with one in five strongly convinced. Two thirds expect an attack before the November elections and a third foresee an attack at a summer convention. Perceived risk rises with Iraq war views. 54 percent feel the war increased long-term terrorism risk.
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House votes to let National Guard reserves tap retirement funds
The House, calling the move a baby step for troops in Iraq and Afghanistan, unanimously approved a bill to allow National Guard and Reserve members to access retirement funds without penalty. The measure aims to help long deployed troops and families cover bills during active service as they face pay cuts. Supporters praised the action as timely relief with broad backing.
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Judge Refuses to Toss Bombing Case in Nichols Trial
In McAlester Oklahoma Judge Steven Taylor refuses to dismiss the murder case against Terry Nichols. He rejects defense claims that prosecutors hid evidence and argues the request is melodramatic and lacks substance. The judge says most claimed new evidence is not new.
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Eight bodies pulled from Milestone Tap rubble in Utica twister
Searchers with shovels and buckets pulled eight bodies Wednesday from the rubble of the Milestone Tap where residents sought shelter as dozens of twisters ripped through the Midwest. Mayor Fred Esmond said nine people were rescued alive from the country western themed tavern, as others fled after hearing the warning on the radio.
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High water pants rise in style for all ages
The columnist recalls pedal-pushers from childhood and notes cropped pants are now popular. After trying a denim pair that works, the writer embraces high water pants and their ankle coverage, despite occasional sunburns. Ends with a tip to email Jane with column references.
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