Pentagon Relaxed Raids For Saddam Loyalists Surrender Option
Pentagon general Pace says Central Command paused certain raids to allow loyalists near Saddam a chance to surrender, though none did. Rumsfeld and CIA chief Tenet to decide interrogation plans. Saddam treated as POW but not designated. Three U.S. soldiers wounded by a roadside bomb in Tikrit area as capture and intelligence efforts continue.
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Violence persists in Iraq after Saddam capture
After Saddam Hussein’s capture, loyalists raided Baghdad and Fallujah offices, ambushed U S patrols near Samarra, and fought near Ramadi and Mosul. A fourth Infantry Division raid north of Baghdad detained insurgent leaders. three U S soldiers were wounded by a roadside bomb in Tikrit.
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Bush signs anti spam bill amid calls for do not email registry
President Bush signed a broad anti spam law to curb deceptive e mail practices, prohibit disguising return addresses, prevent harvesting addresses, and create possible enforcement tools. FTC study to consider a national do not spam registry, while critics warn of feasibility and cross border spam.
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Morning after pill may be placed on shelves
Government advisers urged making emergency contraception available without prescription next to aspirin and cough medicine. The American College of Obstetricians and Gynecologists backs broader access to cut unintended pregnancies and abortions by delivering pills within 72 hours after rape, contraceptive failure, or no birth control. Dr Vivian Dickerson cited a public health imperative to increase access.
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Bush proposes long lead time to cut mercury pollution
The EPA proposes allowing power plants up to 25 years to install mercury reduction tech with immediate action where needed. The move follows scientists urging stronger FDA warnings about mercury in fish especially albacore tuna and its risk to fetuses and young children.
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Nall column muses on love and breakups
A personal column contemplates ending a relationship and moving on. It jokingly invites readers to submit break up lines to share with friends and mentions compiling breakup songs led by What It Takes by Aerostash with a playful tone. Deena Nall signs off the column.
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