Gates pushes world leaders on health funding at Davos
At the World Economic Forum in Davos Gates urged greater private funding for disease research in poorer nations. He cited AIDS TB and malaria as ongoing crises and highlighted a $100 million AIDS vaccine pledge while backing UN AIDS partnership efforts with industry. He also noted a surge in youth computer use and connectivity.
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14 Die As Ship Sinks Off Black Sea Coast
SEVASTOPOL Ukraine AP survivors recall two days adrift in rafts after the 198 foot Pamyat Merkuriya sank near Yevpatoria. At least 14 dead five missing thirty two rescued from 51 aboard passengers including traders bringing goods from Istanbul to Ukraine.
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Napster to Charge Fees by June or July Says Middelhoff
Bertelsmann chief Thomas Middelhoff says Napster may begin subscription charges by June or July after a market survey of 20 000 users showed willingness to pay. The plan aims to legitimize the site with broader label participation including Sony EMI Warner and Universal as talks continue.
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Bush opens federal funding to faith based social programs
President Bush signs orders creating a White House Office of Faith Based and Community Initiatives and offices in five cabinet departments to let religious groups compete for social service funds. He plans to submit legislation to open all federal grant programs to religious participation with tax incentives and liability protection to boost giving.
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Eastern Iowa faith groups welcome Bush funding plan
Eastern Iowa groups greet President Bush's proposal to funnel billions to religious and charitable groups. Lutheran Social Services Cedar Rapids leaders see expanded prevention and outreach potential, while others warn against proselytizing and emphasize safeguards. Rosemary Thomson notes faith-based agencies could bolster after school programs and support for at risk youth with proper oversight.
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Nussle to Meet Bush at White House on Budget Plan
Rep. Jim Nussle of Iowa will meet President Bush at the White House as newly named House Budget Committee chairman. The talks will cover the administration’s federal budget plan and fiscal issues, with Senate and GOP leaders also involved. Nussle previously campaigned with Bush in 1999 during Bush’s Iowa bid.
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