War crimes tribunal created for Iraq crimes
In Mosul guerrillas killed two U S soldiers and wounded four as a C 17 airlift was hit by a ground fired missile forcing a return to Baghdad The interim government announces a war crimes tribunal to cover crimes from July 17 1968 to May 1 2003 to try former members of Saddam Husseins regime The move marks a pivotal step in postwar accountability with President Bush declaring major hostilities over
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Pentagon bars war critics from Iraqi contracts sparks global anger
In Brussels and across Europe the response to a U S led order barring firms tied to the Iraq war from bidding on reconstruction contracts grew heated. The White House said funds of 6 billion for 2004 will favor nations aiding postwar efforts while critics warned of broader diplomatic damage. A new Iraq war crimes tribunal looms as U S troops in Mosul face attacks and casualties.
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Bush education overhaul looms over state lawmakers meeting
Washington lawmakers at the National Conference of State Legislatures clash over Bush education reform penalties and testing mandates. They debate funding, Head Start, school takeovers, transfers, tutoring, and parental information as states react to the administration plan.
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Texas redistricting fight moves to federal court
A federal trial in Austin will test whether the October drawn Texas congressional districts meet federal standards. Democrats and minority groups argue the map dilutes minority votes under the Voting Rights Act, while GOP maps aim to extend representation. The case could reshape balance in Texas and influence 2004 elections with a March 9 primary ahead.
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Perry Hutchison neck and neck in Texas poll
A Texas Poll by Scripps Howard shows a tight GOP gubernatorial race with 45 percent backing Hutchison and 41 percent backing Perry among registered Republicans. Perry leads Strayhorn 68 to 17 percent, and Hutchison’s Senate term expires in 2006 amid early speculation of intra party challenges.
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美国国土安全部周三宣布向德州及多地发放近三千二百万美元的港口安全拨款 用于沿海防务提升 包括新护卫船 航海监视设备与控制设施 德州受援单位涵盖29家私企及州及地方政府 其中休斯敦港务局将获420万美元支持
Frantic Shoppers Urge Caution On Highways This Season
Lee warns drivers to watch for panicked shoppers rushing to get supplies. He emphasizes charity and supporting local needs, urging card and letter offerings to wounded soldiers and recalling the season’s spirit despite confusing lines about Jane Fanvard Lee.
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