Bush outlines Africa trip to spotlight AIDS crisis
President Bush says his five day visit to Senegal South Africa Botswana Uganda and Nigeria will raise U S awareness of AIDS HIV devastation in sub Saharan Africa and promote a 15 billion five year funding plan to fight AIDS He notes Uganda has reversed infection rates and meets with African leaders in discussions on Zimbabwe Nigeria and slavery era issues.
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Iraqis claim Saddam tape. U.S. optimists face growing attacks
The report cites a taped Saddam claim of being in Iraq with a June 14 date. Insurgents, though not centrally organized, threaten a widening political military quagmire two months after Bush declared major combat over. In Balad area ambushes, four mortars hit a U.S. base wounding 18. nine returned to duty. Task Force Iron Horse conducts Sunni-dominated raids. A Bradley gunner was killed outside the national museum. July 4 barbecues persist on bases nationwide.
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Voice sparks race to capture Saddam as U S. plots bounty
U S. officials say attacks on Americans aren t centrally organized yet the chase for Saddam Hussein remains a rallying point for anti U S. forces Washington placed a 25 million bounty on Saddam and 15 million for information leading to his sons Odai and Qusai Saddam last sighted April 9 as Baghdad fell Insurgents intensified ambushes near Balad where four mortars wounded 18 soldiers while a separate convoy attack killed 11 Iraqis none of the Americans was harmed A sniper killed a U S. soldier near the national museum Terminator 3 star Arnold Schwarzenegger attended a Baghdad base movie screening calling troops true terminators.
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Tribal leaders in court fight over Hamptons casino plan
The Shinnecock tribe in Hampton Bays seeks a 65000 square foot casino near the Hamptons and has moved to federal court after a state restraining order blocked construction. Officials cite economic self sufficiency while federal recognition and environmental permits remain unresolved.
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Navy chaplain misconduct cases highlighted in probe
A probe traces misconduct in the Navy Chaplain Corps from 1993 to 2001 with 39 officers disciplined between 1994 and 1999, including cases of sexual misconduct and indecent acts. It notes gaps in tracking punishments since 1999 and cites Chief of Chaplains Rear Adm. Barry Black prioritizing ethics.
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