U S withdraws troops from Fallujah mayoral office
U S forces pull back from the Fallujah mayor Taha al Bedawi's office a sign of trust in Iraqi police to protect officials in the violence plagued city. Soldiers remain near the police station with a half dozen staying to support the Iraqi force.
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Iraq
U.S
L. Paul Bremer
Saddam Hussein
Associated Press
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Baghdad
Patrick Compton
Fice
Compton
Jalal Sabri
Louis Scott
Ex-commanders deny ignoring assaults at Air Force Academy
In a public hearing former commanders including Brig. Gen. Taco Gilbert deny punishing or ignoring rape reports. The panel notes cadets distrust, with at least 60 women reported assaulted since the scandal began, as investigations continue and new reporting systems are adopted.
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Air Force
Colorado
Springs
Colo
Air Force Academy
Gilbert
Laurie Sue Slavec
John Dallager
Twins die after high risk craniopagus surgery
Johns Hopkins surgeon Benjamin Carson revealed that the 54 hour operation to separate Laleh and Ladan Bijani faced an impossible single stage plan. The twins requested completion at all costs and their representatives backed that demand, contributing to the lethal outcome.
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Benjamin Carson
Johns Hopkins University
Laleh
Ladan Bijani
Carson
Bush visits AIDS patients in Uganda on Africa trip
President Bush toured Africa's largest indigenous AIDS clinic in Entebbe and met with founders and patients. He praised Uganda's work against HIV AIDS and pledged U S aid, delivering a 15 minute speech in a courtyard as orphans sang America the Beautiful. The scene underscored the human toll of AIDS in Africa.
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Los Angeles Times
Entebbe
Uganda
Mercy
Bush
Africa
America
Unidentified man detained on Bush press flight in Africa
Secret Service agents detained an unidentified man who stowed away on the press plane carrying media for President Bush from South Africa to Uganda. The man, who blended with reporters in Pretoria, was not a threat and remained far from the president aboard the Boeing 747-400 with about 150 people on board. A White House staffer alerted agents upon arrival in Entebbe.
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Knight Ridder
Entebbe
Uganda
Bush
South Africa
Mark Sullivan
Pretoria
Lake Victoria
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