Russia seeks short timeline for Iraq power handover
At the United Nations Russia pressed for a realistic but short timetable to transfer power in Iraq and endorsed a staged transition if the UN plays a major political role. EU nations remained divided, complicating a united stance on ceding power and on a new UN resolution backed by Secretary Powell proposing a six month constitution and elections within about a year.
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Violence in Iraq persists as ambushes kill and wound
The cycle of violence continues in Iraq with two ambushes hitting U.S. military convoys near Habaniyah at about 9 a.m., killing one soldier and wounding three. France and Russia push differing timelines on sovereignty transfer, while EU ministers discuss pace and guidelines for Iraq's transition under U.N. auspices.
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North Korea signals tougher stance on nuclear talks
North Korea vows concrete measures to bolster its nuclear program and warns that pressuring Pyongyang toward denuclearization without a non aggression treaty could trigger war. Seoul via KCNA cites renewed threats amid stalled negotiations with the United States.
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Group settles lawsuits over downloads
The Recording Industry Association of America announced settlements with 52 of 261 Internet users sued for illegally sharing music. Payments ranged from 2,500 to 7,500 dollars, with one settlement at 10,000. Settlements include destroying copied songs and a nondisparagement clause.
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Clark rally in Texas features Wes Clark call for truth
Wes Clark drew about 400 supporters at a downtown Texas rally after a private fundraiser with 18 Democratic lawmakers endorsing him. He faulted the Bush administration on Iraq and tax cuts, praised Harry Truman, and urged Texans to back his bid as Edwards also campaigned nearby.
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Highlands Jamboree Honors Veterans With 5K Fun Run Parade
The Highlands Jamboree dedicates the parade to veterans and volunteers. It starts at 8 a.m. with a 5K fun run, then a Main Street parade from DB Hopper on East Road to St. Jude’s Catholic Church, followed by festivities at Highlands Elementary School. Events include musical acts by Backporch Band and Bayou City Jazz Band, a hot dog eating contest, jalapeno contest, crafts, games, hay rides, a silent auction, and a raffle with prizes such as a laptop, power washer, and mountain bike. Proceeds support community projects. call 281-843-2947 for details.
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Maverick Democrat Ron Wilson backs redistricting with GOP team
In Texas, Rep. Ron Wilson a Houston Democrat joins House Speaker Tom Craddick's panel on congressional redistricting as a negotiator with the Senate. A veteran lawyer and 1977 electee, Wilson aims to create a black winning seat though he says he would not run. He defends minority-focused plans while critics say he serves narrow interests.
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Republicans clash over Texas redistricting deal in Austin
Top Republican leaders met behind closed doors in Austin to craft a congressional redistricting plan but no final compromise emerged. Lt. Gov. Dewhurst warned that missing the October 6 deadline could shift filing and primary dates, while Craddick and Wilson pushed for a Republican tilt amid Democratic boycotts and quorum breaks.
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