Bush holds no timetable for Iraqi decision
President Bush said he has no timetable for deciding on a military strike against Iraq and might not decide this year. He emphasized a national debate on regime change and noted he would not disclose timing to the public or the enemy.
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Crawford
Texas
Bush
Iraq
Associated Press
Joe Biden
Foreign Relations Committee
White House
Afghanistan
Rumsfeld
Ali
INC
U.S
Saddam
Fear grips California parents after high profile kidnappings
Parents in Southern California and beyond grow wary as abductions prompt extra safety measures. Izabella Sahakian fingerprints her 4 year old, monitors, checks in and warns children to avoid strangers. A recent case near Lancaster ended with two teens rescued after a gunpoint kidnapping and rapist killed.
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Ancaster
Calif
Izabella Sahakian
Sahakian
Los Angeles
Glendale
California
Lancaster
High Desert
Lori Howard
Utah
Elizabeth Smart
Khristina
West Nile outbreak in Louisiana reaches seven deaths
The Louisiana West Nile virus outbreak rose to seven deaths with two more victims in St. Tammany and Tangipahoa parishes north of New Orleans. Officials confirmed 14 more cases, bringing the state's total to 85, as cases spread nationally with Mississippi, Texas, Illinois and others reporting detections. The CDC has allocated 17 million dollars to fight mosquitoes.
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New Orleans
U.S
St. Tammany Parish
Tangipahoa Parish
Lake Pontchartrain
Louisiana
New York Area
Mississippi
Centers For Disease Control and Prevention
Washington
D.C
Alabama
Texas
Illinois
South Dakota
Lon Kightlinger
United States
CDC
Charlton Heston reveals possible Alzheimer's symptoms
Beverly Hills — Charlton Heston disclosed that doctors have told him he shows symptoms consistent with Alzheimer's disease. The 78 year old actor recorded a taped message saying he may not be able to respond in the future and thanked fans as he described his career and life in film.
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Charlton Heston
Beverly Hills
Calif
Heston
Keimer
NBA
Chariton Heston
International sting charges 20 people over mistreatment of children
U S officials announce charges against 10 Americans and 10 Europeans in a global case. Forty five children were victimized by parents who sexually mistreated and photographed their own kids and swapped images online. Indicted are eight U S citizens, two Danish suspects, plus six others from Denmark, Switzerland and the Netherlands. Extradition requests and international actions are ongoing.
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Ashington
U.S. Customs Service
Ieee Customs
Jt C. Bonner
Bonner
Bente Jensen
Denmark
Eggert Jensen
U.S
Lloyd Alan Emmerson
Clovis
Calif
Fresno
Jeffrey Naimo
Killeen
Texas
Switzerland
Netherlands
Jensens
Justice Department
Belgium
Germany
England
FBI Profiles for Guantanamo Detainees In Washington Plan
U S officials say FBI behavioral scientists will interview suspected al Qaeda captives at Guantanamo Bay to build psychological profiles. Results go to FBI HQ and will be shared with CIA and NSA to curb recruitment and disrupt future terror plots.
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Washington
U.S
FBI
al-Qaida
U.S. Naval Base
Guantanamo Bay
Cuba
CIA
National Security Agency
United States
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Iowa
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International
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Pittsburgh
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Paul Warhola
Andy
Matthew Warhola
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Warhol Museum
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