Explosive evidence cited in jet crashes blamed on terrorists
Russian officials announced traces of high explosive on wreckage from one jetliner and blamed terrorists. An Islamic group claimed responsibility on an extremist site, saying the attacks were retaliation for Russia's war in Chechnya, while two Chechen-named female passengers linked to the flights remained under scrutiny. Washington echoed terrorism as a likely cause. Analysts warned of broader security and political fallout ahead of elections.
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Health officials say adequate flu vaccine will remain available despite a contamination scare at Chiron Corp. About 4 million tainted doses are not enough to cause a shortage, with restesting delaying some shots. CDC Director Dr. Julie Gerberding emphasizes access to vaccines and a noncrisis outlook as the season nears.
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