Roadside bombings in Iraq kill American soldier two Iraqis
In separate Thursday incidents north of Baghdad a roadside bomb killed an American soldier and two Iraqi guards near Baqouba 40 miles northeast of Baghdad. An American paratrooper was wounded in a fifth straight day of attacks in a Sunni city west of the capital. The 4th Infantry Division sustained two additional wounded in the Baqouba bombing bringing American combat deaths to 105 since May 1.
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Bush ends Asia trip with Hawaii memorial stop
President Bush, with Laura Bush, laid flowers at Pearl Harbor and toured USS Arizona memorial and USS Missouri. He linked 9/11 to Pearl Harbor as Iraq reconstruction talks unfold in Spain. Dozens of veterans heard his tribute to WWII and Korean War servicemen.
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Democrats set conditions for support at Medicare talks
Senate Democrats reject competition between Medicare and private plans as a poison pill, warning any bill must avoid arbitrary spending limits. Republicans push for premium support to compete with private insurers, while Grassley notes the hurdle in negotiations.
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Court fightOver Terri Schiavo feeds tube order
In Dunedin Florida Michael Schiavo will return to court to challenge Governor Jeb Bushs order reinserting Terri Schiavos feeding tube amid a decade long right to die dispute The case has drawn national attention as doctors label Terri a persistent vegetative state and her husband says she would not want artificial life support. In Arkansas federal agents raided WalMarts headquarters and 60 stores arresting more than 300 illegal workers tied to outside contractors The investigation involves recordings suggesting knowledge by WalMart executives and could carry civil and criminal penalties for hiring illegals or improper recordkeeping.
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