Haditha Marines photographed after deadly Haditha incident
Two Camp Pendleton Marines were severely traumatized after orders to photograph corpses of unarmed Iraqi civilians in Haditha. Families describe a mass killing scene with 23 bodies, while Navy probes seek the fate of the photos and assess possible tampering.
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Bush faces fresh woes as Iraq violence rises
President Bush battles mounting challenges from Haditha civilian killings reports and ongoing Iraqi violence. Protests flare in Afghanistan after a U.S. convoy clash. Hunger strikes at Guantanamo draw scrutiny as critics accuse policy of ongoing imprisonment without charges. Congress and White House debate next steps.
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Fungus outbreak hits eastern Kentucky tobacco fields
A blue mold fungus attacked young tobacco plants in Magoffin County and spread to Morgan County, Kentucky. It was the first U.S. outbreak this year, reported by University of Kentucky tobacco pathologist Kenny Seebold, noting damage to two farms and earlier-than-usual occurrence.
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Bush signs law barring protests at military funerals
ARLINGTON Va President Bush visiting Arlington National Cemetery cites the costs of the war on terror and urges perseverance. He notes about 270 of the nearly 2 500 Americans who have fallen since Sept 11 are buried there and supports a new law barring protests at military funerals.
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Officers Injured After Car Veers Off Road
EL PASO Texas two police officers were injured early Monday when their vehicle left the road while avoiding a car traveling against traffic. Both officers were taken to the hospital with head injuries. Officer Raul Porras 29 was treated and released while Officer Martin Cervantes 28 remained in hospital with serious injuries. The patrol car was eastbound when a blue sedan turned onto the road and drove westbound in the wrong lane.
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Afghan Riots After U S Truck Crash Kill Eight
Violent protests erupted in Kabul over a U S military truck crash. At least eight people died and 107 injured as rioters attacked the convoy and ransacked international aid offices while chanting Death to America.
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Indonesian quake toll climbs Past 5 600
Survivors in Java's quake zone faced food and water shortages under the sun as the death toll rose past 5 000. Soldiers distributed limited rice to village chiefs while locals called aid slow. The UN prepared a global appeal as relief money ran low. Lastri, 27, with a 15 month old, said her village of 300 families had received only two sacks of rice.
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