Bush cites progress 100 days after Iraq end
President Bush said good progress exists in Iraq 100 days after ending major combat while acknowledging casualties and avoiding a fixed troop stay. He refused to detail costs or timelines, noted allied support concerns, and highlighted White House achievements as Democrats criticized policy.
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Bob Graham
D-Fla
America
U S officials link embassy bombing to al Qaida tied group
In Baghdad the FBI leads the probe into the Jordanian Embassy blast with a suspected al Qaida linked group under focus. 19 dead and 50 plus wounded as U S authorities and Iraqi police cooperate. An Islamist faction Ansar al Islam is cited as a potential suspect awaiting clearer links.
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West Nile virus cases surge tripling across states
CDC officials warn West Nile infections have jumped to at least 164 in 16 states from 59 a week earlier, with seven deaths mostly among the elderly. Dr Julie Gerberding says the outbreak could exceed last year's record as Colorado bears the heaviest toll and guidance urges precautions.
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Louisiana
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Louisiana Department of Health and Hospitals
West Nile
Freedo m of Information award to Texas open government advocates
The James Madison Award will honor Missy Cary and Vanessa Curry for advancing open meetings and public information access. Cary mentors state agencies and educates the public, while Curry, UT Tyler adviser, covered government and earned AP honors in 1898 for investigative reporting. They receive the award September 5 in Austin.
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Freedom of Information Foundation
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University of Texas At Tyler
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Jacksonville
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