Five shot to death at Dallas residence
Five people including three children were shot to death at a Dallas home Sunday night. A woman was hospitalized and a man was questioned as police recovered a semiautomatic handgun. Neighbors compared the gunfire to a string of fireworks. No further details were released.
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Lawmakers Press for Congressional Case Before Iraq War
Senators Biden Levin and Daschle urged the Bush administration to seek congressional approval and sell the case for force against Saddam Hussein. Biden warned a likely war while stressing the need for a clear plan and broader support from allies and neighbors.
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Aid slow to reach southern Afghanistan amid danger
In Qala e Ghaz harsh conditions, mines, and ruined roads hinder aid delivery to the south where Pashtuns feel excluded from Kabul. UNHCR's Roy Olliff notes donor hesitation. Kandahar's grenade attack heightens safety fears for aid workers, complicating recruitment for groups like Oxfam.
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Berkeley breaks world record for simultaneous breastfeeding
More than 1,100 mothers and 1,134 babies breast fed together at the Berkeley Community Theatre setting a Guinness record ahead of Australia’s 767. The event, part of World Breastfeeding Week, drew families from the Bay Area and beyond to promote benefits for mothers and infants.
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Ex king returns to Afghan palace after 29 years in exile
Mohammad Zaher Shah, 87, moves back into his former Kabul palace four months after exile ends. The loya jirga agreed he may reside there and confer titles while stepping aside from head of state. Hamid Karzai becomes president and welcomes him back.
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Homeland Security Tops Congressional Agenda Amid Elections
Senate leaders say Homeland Security legislation will be first on the post Labor Day agenda. Democrats press pension security including 401(k) protections and limits on company stock, while other items include spending bills, energy policy, terrorism insurance, bankruptcy reforms, patient rights, and welfare reauthorization.
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