Four U.S. soldiers wounded in fresh Iraq attacks
Bulletin: In Iraq four U.S. soldiers are wounded in guerrilla strikes near Kirkuk and Baghdad with two wounded in a roadside bombing. A British-seized tanker diesel ship was forced back to shore, and Saddam Hussein aide Mahmud Dhiyab Al-Ahmad surrendered, now in coalition custody.
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Powell Case Figures In Iraq Coverage And Terror Links
Bremer said confiscation of the ship and its contents would serve the Iraqi people. FBI investigators searched the bombed Jordanian Embassy as US soldiers guarded the scene. The attack killed 19, rattling Baghdad. Ansar al Islam tops the list of suspected terrorist groups, with ties to Afghanistan and Iran. US officials say foreign fighters are not major players in current guerrilla assaults.
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Bush Holds Private Fundraiser Barbecue Near Crawford
President Bush greets top fund raisers at a private barbecue near his Crawford ranch as he shifts focus from rebuilding Iraq to a reelection bid. About 350 donors each helped raise at least 50 thousand dollars by June 30 for the 2004 campaign, with supporters noting access and special treatment. Critics from Public Citizen and Texans for Justice decry the event as an obscene fundraising drive and urge disclosure of donor identities and amounts. Secret Service oversight surrounded the gathering on a hot Crawford afternoon.
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Episcopalians Return Home After Gay Bishop Vote
Delegates of the Episcopal Church return to their parishes to gauge the impact of approving the first openly gay bishop and same sex blessings. Conservatives seek a Separate province. some dioceses plan their own conventions or disengagement talks amid global Anglican tensions.
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