Bush to Open Independent Iraq Intel Probe
The White House pledged a genuinely independent inquiry into Iraq intelligence with full access to needed information. President Bush plans to formally open the probe as early as today, directing nine members to report findings in early 2005 after the election.
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Death toll rises after Kurdish offices bombing
The blast at Kurdish political offices raises the death toll to 101 with 133 hospitalized. U.N. Secretary-General Kofi Annan plans a fact finding team for Iraq as the United States coalition and Shiite clergy clash over power transfer. An extremist group linked to Qaida is blamed, while the U.S. investigates possible responsibility.
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Perry campaigns in Carrollton to tie funds to student perf
Gov Rick Perry visited Newman Smith High School and discussed education proposals linking state funding to student performance. He said the goal is to reward success and to have more students excel as reforms raise standards. Texas Education Commissioner Shirley Neeley and Sen. Florence Shapiro attended.
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Star witness ties Martha Stewart to ImClone sale tip
New York prosecutors present Douglas Faneuil as the star witness in the ImClone case. He testifies that Peter Bacanovic ordered him to tell Martha Stewart of ImClone insiders selling after Sam Waksal family leaving the stock. Faneuil recounts calls from Waksal's accountant and daughters seeking sales before 10 a.m. on December 27, 2004.
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Halliburton unit to reimburse $11.4 million for meals
A Kellogg Brown and Root subsidiary of Halliburton has agreed to reimburse the Pentagon an additional 11.4 million dollars for potential overcharges on meals served at four Iraqi dining facilities. The action follows prior reimbursements and adds to 16 million already pledged for a Kuwait facility.
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Sex talk seminar aims to help families discuss honesty
Deana Nall notes a church hosted seminar on sex aims to foster open dialogue for youths and parents. The free event welcomes everyone, with contact details for Missouri Street Church of Christ and an email for the columnist.
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