Polls signal Blair, Bush face political pressure world wide
In London a Sunday Times poll shows 46 percent want Blair to resign before the next general election and 61 percent distrust him. Bookmakers cut early departure odds to 13-8. In Milwaukee a study links middle age diabetes to a 65 percent higher risk of Alzheimer’s, signaling future health concerns.
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Janklow Freed After 100 Day Jail Term
Former Gov Bill Janklow is released from South Dakota prison after serving 100 days for the August 16 crash that killed motorcyclist Randy Scott. He walked to an SUV carrying an accordion file and grocery bag, facing reporters as he exits. The jury convicted him of manslaughter and reckless driving. he appeals to the state Supreme Court.
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Injured climber rescued from Mount Rainier after rescue
Peter Cooley 39 of Cape Elizabeth Maine and partner Scott Richards 42 were stranded on Mount Rainier Liberty Ridge. An Oregon National Guard helicopter reached them as clouds broke and transported Cooley to a Seattle hospital.
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Assassination Adds to Woes in Iraq
The Monday killing of Izzedin Saleem outside Baghdad's Green Zone worsens Bush's plan to hand sovereignty to an interim Iraqi government on June 30. U.S. and U.N. officials warn of a possible Security Council fight over powers, while Brahimi struggles to form a government amid eroding security and rising insurgent threats targeting cooperation with the occupation.
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Nader reports net worth of 3.8 million dollars
Ralph Nader, the citizen-activist candidate, files financial disclosure showing a net worth of about 3.8 million dollars with the Federal Election Commission. He says he lives on roughly 30 thousand dollars annually, has no debt, owns no car, and rents an apartment in Washington.
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Filipino general Taguba inspires pride in Manila
Filipinos watched Maj. Gen. Antonio Taguba testify before the Senate Armed Services Committee about his Abu Ghraib inquiry. The broadcast drew family pride as Taguba, born in the Philippines and rising to U.S. Army general, highlighted findings from his 6000 page report.
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