Saudi official and Bush to meet amid 9/11 report clash
Saudi foreign minister Saud al-Faisal arrives in Washington for talks with President Bush on terrorism and Middle East peace amid calls to declassify a 28 page section of the Sept. 11 report. Senator Graham presses for release to clarify Saudi ties and questions.
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Bush faces cool crowd as Urban League voters listen
President Bush appeals to Black voters at the Urban League forum in Pittsburgh urging a growing economy and stressed steps to aid low income Americans. Democratic rivals say his record on jobs, education, and health care is weak while Lieberman criticizes the administration.
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AIDS cases rising in the United States in 2002
Federal CDC preliminary data show a 2.2 percent rise in new AIDS diagnoses in 2002, the first increase since 1993, signaling a potential turn in the epidemic. Infections among gay and bisexual men rose 7.1 percent from 2001 to 2002, with HIV diagnoses up 17.7 percent since 1999.
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Weapons cache found in abandoned Tikrit home
Maj. Bryan Luke of the U S 1st Battalion 22nd Infantry Regiment of the 4th Infantry Division stands beside a hole filled with weapons and explosives uncovered at an abandoned Tikrit residence during the night.
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Saddam bodyguard captured in Tikrit raids
American soldiers seized one of Saddam Hussein's longtime bodyguards and two associates in predawn raids in Tikrit. Lt Col Russell said the target was a close Saddam aide. Other arrests occurred nearby as U S troops found large stockpiles of anti tank mines mortar rounds and gunpowder in Tikrit. A soldier died in Baghdad and three were wounded in separate attacks, with guerrillas blowing up a civilian bridge.
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Saudi raid kills six militants amid ongoing al Qassim clash
In al Qassim Saudi Arabia police stormed a farm where militants hid, triggering a firefight with guns and grenades. Six suspects and two officers died, eight officers were wounded, and four others were arrested for harboring suspects. The operation follows weekly raids linked to a May bombing campaign as U.S. lawmakers scrutinize Saudi counterterrorism efforts.
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Salt in American diets prompts call to cut sodium
Health advocates press FDA and industry to halve sodium in foods within 10 years, citing averages near 4000 mg daily and most salt coming from processed and restaurant meals. Industry cites reform challenges, while consumer demand and weight factors also influence blood pressure health concerns.
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