Fires Rage Through California and Oregon as Evacuations Rise
In California foothills near San Andreas a wind driven blaze with 1,400 firefighters active has burned over 1,200 acres while 300 to 400 residents are evacuated. Oregon crews have begun tackling new fires sparked by lightning as authorities report the growing wildfire threat.
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Clinton Strikes Back Over Medicaid Gap and Bush Attacks
Clinton arrives at the Arkansas Statehouse to address a Medicaid shortfall while denouncing Republican personal life attacks as a pattern of broken promises by President Bush. Mosbacher and Villalpando’s controversial remarks trigger denials. Bush campaign praises restraint but notes limits on controlling comments.
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U S and Allies Plan Protection for Shiite Muslims
The United States and allies planned to shield Iraqs Shiite Muslims with an aerial umbrella and threaten Saddam Husseins regime with force if it does not stop its terror against civilians. Western air units have already been deployed to protect Kurdish areas, with talks involving Britain France and others continuing.
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Iraq Allows New Missile Information To U.N. Inspectors
United Nations officials report Iraq supplied new data on its ballistic missile program to U.N. inspectors on Monday but inspectors did not visit ministries where information on weapons programs was said to exist.
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Defense rests in trial of ex CIA official Clair George
The month long trial of retired CIA official Clair George neared its end as his defense rested without calling CIA director Robert Gates. U.S. District Judge Royce Lamberth scheduled closing arguments for Wednesday and planned to discuss jury instructions.
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Pilot dies in Kuwaiti Harrier crash during night drill
Captain Michael R. Vansickle, 32, of Marine Attack Squadron 211 based at Yuma, died when his unarmed AV-8B Harrier crashed in Kuwait during a night training exercise. The crash is under investigation. He is survived by his pregnant wife Denise and their 3-year-old son Jonathan.
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