Six prisoners named for first terrorism trials
President Bush designated six prisoners as the first terrorism suspects eligible for trial by military tribunals. Officials declined to identify them, but said they are believed to be al Qaida linked or involved in terrorism. The process includes drafting charges and a potential Wolfowitz decision on actual tribunals.
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Bushs Africa trip to seven nations in July tour list
President and Mrs. Bush travel July 7 to 12 on a five country tour across Africa. They will meet leaders in Senegal South Africa Botswana Uganda and Nigeria and inspect development hubs and health facilities including AIDS clinics and trade centers.
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U S Plans Possible Intervention in Liberia
The American military commander in Europe was ordered to begin planning for a possible intervention in Liberia as Bush and advisers weigh options. Powell consults UN and African leaders amid humanitarian concerns and debate over deploying troops or increasing diplomacy.
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West Nile virus found in donated blood in Texas
Testing the U S blood supply for West Nile virus uncovered the first infected donation in Harris County Texas. The 46 year old donor showed no symptoms and the FDA said the virus spread mainly by mosquitoes.
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Israelis block Gaza traffic after Palestinian missile attack
Israeli troops halted traffic on Gaza’s main north south road for six hours amid a fading cease fire and renewed clashes. Hamas leader Rantisi predicted the truce would fail while Palestinian militants continued attacks. In Qalqiliya troops killed a deputy commander of the Al Aqsa Martyrs Brigades and freed detainees in Hebron.
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Democrats use high jobless rate to attack Bush on economy
Democratic candidates seize July unemployment reaching 6.4 percent as a political weapon. They blame President Bush for tax cuts favoring the wealthy and say the economy harms working Americans, with Edwards Graham and Dean among critics.
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