Cease-fire sought as Liberia battle rages in Monrovia
Rebels pressed a brutal fight for Monrovia as a cease-fire was declared amid heavy shelling and casualties near the U S Embassy. Aid agencies warned of unreachable civilians and urged immediate peacekeeping action while U S force movements awaited orders.
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Hadley apologizes for Iraq uranium report in State of the Union
Stephen Hadley acknowledged CIA memos and a Tenet call questioning a claim Iraq sought uranium from Africa, leading to excision from a Cincinnati speech. He said details slipped into the State of the Union draft, while a separate mental health reform commission urged broad changes.
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Surgery separates conjoined Korean infant twins at Raffles
SINGAPORE Infant Ko rean sisters Sa Rang and Ji Hye connected at the lower back were successfully separated at 2 40 p m Tuesday at Raffles Hospital two weeks after an adult Iranian twins procedure failed. The 4 month old girls also underwent plastic and reconstructive surgery, hospital spokesman Dr Prem Kumar said.
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Jessica Lynch Returns Home In Elizabeth West Virginia
Jessica Lynch arrived home in a wheelchair to a large flag bedecked reception in Elizabeth, waving a smile and thanking supporters. She wore an Army uniform with Bronze Star and Purple Heart, declared I am an American soldier, and then rode in a red convertible to Palestine, about 300 residents home town, as 2000 residents lined the route.
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Final 9/11 Report to Expose Intelligence Flaws in Home Front
The report cites errors in US intelligence after the Sept. 11 attacks. It notes hijackers lived freely in San Diego and that warnings of pilot training were ignored. It discusses missed chances to disrupt the plot and questions about Omar al Bayoumi's ties.
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Faulty maps blamed in flood of mine
State investigators stated faulty mine maps caused the flood that trapped nine coal miners for 77 hours last summer. Pennsylvania officials urged tighter legislation on abandoned mine mapping and mine permit issuance.
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Tongue Transplant Recipient Reaches Recovery Milestone
In Vienna the 42 year old man believed to be the first human tongue transplant recipient was recovering and showing no signs of organ rejection after a 14 hour operation. Doctors said the patient had a malignant tongue tumor and part of his jaw, and surgeons removed the tongue and attached the donor organ.
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Medicare bills exceed Bush spending limits
The Medicare prescription drug bills cleared by Congress exceeded President Bush's spending caps. CBO estimates the Senate bill at 462 billion dollars over 10 years, with 40 billion tied to a provision likely to be dropped. The House bill runs about 408 billion dollars.
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Woman dies in Toughman boxing ruled accidental
A Sarasota bout left Stacy Young 30 dead from blunt head trauma after repeated blows in a Toughman match. The Pinellas County Medical Examiner said the death is ruled an accident but Gibbs charged if evidence supports it.
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