Nigeria votes in first civilian parliamentary election in 20 years
Nigerians vote for parliament as Obasanjo supporter, former generals, compete in a poll seen shaping presidential race next week. monitors warn of ethnic violence and vote irregularities while ballots await distribution.
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Grassley price seals pivotal budget vote in Senate
The Senate passed a 2004 budget resolution by one vote after Vice President Cheney broke a tie. Senator Grassley pledged not to exceed 350 billion in tax cuts to win Senator Snowe's support, enabling the package and Medicare drug coverage talks to proceed.
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Red Cross Bids to Meet Blood Safety Rules in Court Settlement
The Red Cross agrees to comply with FDA blood safety standards under a court settlement after two years of legal action. Fines could reach up to 19 million dollars in year one and rise to 4 percent of annual revenue by year four if violations recur. Marsha Johnson Evans begins as president.
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