US warplanes scale back Iraq bombing raids in no fly zone
U S warplanes in the northern Iraq no fly zone have cut raids this year, as pilots say Saddam Hussein hides anti air guns in civilian areas. Iraqi gunners fire almost daily, with experts noting expanded missile forces aided by China and possibly Yugoslavia.
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Storm toll shifts GOP stance on FEMA funding
In the wake of Tropical Storm Allison, Republicans debate a $389 million FEMA cut within a $6.5 billion midyear bill. The Houston area faces about $2.1 billion in damage while Rep. Tom DeLay of Texas opposes the FEMA reduction, per spokesman Emily Miller.
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HIV treatment gaps spark fears of resistant virus in Africa
In Ivory Coast, patients like Edmond Adjobi struggle to afford HIV drugs costing about $14 monthly, risking treatment interruptions. Despite cheaper AIDS medicines improving access for Africa’s large HIV burden, doctors warn nonadherence could spawn drug resistant strains that spread.
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