Bush says Sheehan views don’t reflect most military families
President Bush defended Cindy Sheehan’s protest outside his Texas home while saying her demands for immediate Iraq withdrawal would weaken the United States. He acknowledged her anguish over her son’s death but urged patience as Iraq moves toward democracy. Bush praised Israel’s Gaza pullout and noted a government in Gaza should answer to Palestinians. He spoke at Tamarack Resort during a two night Idaho visit amid two rally speeches and private meetings with families of the dead.
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Iraq faces time crunch on constitution as Sunnis resist
In Baghdad the constitution drafting head says three days are insufficient to win Sunni Arab support, risking a parliament vote as is or a nationwide referendum. U S and Iraqi leaders urge compromise while Sunnis accuse non elected delegates of misrepresentation. Prime Minister Jaafari signals outreach to Sunnis.
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Suspected hacker taps Air Force database compromise
A hacker accessed a military database containing Social Security numbers and personal data for 33,000 Air Force officers and some enlisted personnel. Air Force spokesman Tech. Sgt. James Brabenec said about half of officers are affected but no identity theft had been reported. The case is under investigation and Maj. Gen. Tony Przybyslawski stressed seriousness and pursuit of those responsible.
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Two Permian students detained on explosives charges in Odessa
Two Permian High School students aged 16 and 15 remain in custody at the Ector County Youth Center until at least Sept. 1 after being accused of possessing explosive components with intent to assemble a device. Police say the pair, who got materials from local stores, were located after a report of suspicious materials at a home.
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Bond Denied for Cuban Immigrant in Dallas Case
An immigration judge denied bond for Orlando Requejo Pupo, a Cuban man detained after he and five others washed ashore near Corpus Christi last summer. Judge Anthony Rogers ruled he is a danger and flight risk, with ICE holding him on an immigration violation. the group left Cuba in June 2004 and later bought a boat, water, and fuel in the Cayman Islands.
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