CBS Interview With Retired Lt Col Bill Burkett Could Shape Bush Memo Credibility
CBS News anchor Dan Rather will interview Bill Burkett, the retired lieutenant colonel linked to the disputed National Guard memos about President Bush. The sit-down may determine if CBS backs the story or concedes the 30 year old memos are forgeries, per document experts.
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Iran and Sudan Clash With U N on Nuclear and Darfur Sanctions
In Tehran Iran denounces I A E A demands to pause uranium enrichment threatening to curb cooperation if sanctions loom Hasan Rowhani signals possible talks. In Khartoum Sudan calls U N S C oil sanctions unfair warning they will complicate Darfur crisis and rebuke of the United Nations by Ibrahim Ahmed Omar of the National Congress party.
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Belgrade runoff looms after Belgrade race tight
In Belgrade both pro Western reformists and Milosevic loyalists lead preliminary tallies with Nenad Bogdanovic at 33 percent and ultranationalist Aleksandar Vucic at 29 percent. They advance to a runoff in two weeks per Center for Independent Elections and Democracy observers.
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China completes transfer of power to Hu Jintao
China ends Jiang Zemin’s control of the armed forces as Hu Jintao assumes full leadership of the state party and military. The transition marks a generational shift and empowers Hu to push reforms and a more liberal foreign policy amid rapid growth and social challenges.
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Pulitzer Prize photo famous image photographer Adams dies
Pulitzer Prize winning AP photographer dies at 71 in Manhattan from ALS. He captured the 1968 Tet Offensive moment in Saigon when Nguyen Ngoc Loan shot a Viet Cong prisoner at close range, a single frame that defined the Vietnam War era and haunted him thereafter.
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Exporters Fight EU Penalty Tariffs Over Tax Break
U S exporters push Congress to repeal a tax break that EU tariffs raise by 1 point monthly, threatening some 400 firms and 3 billion dollars in sales to Europe. The WTO calls the subsidy illegal and the penalty climbs from 5 to 17 percent by next March, risking a 150 million dollar farm loss in year one.
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Hillary Clinton Stays By Bill's Side During Heart Surgery
New York Daily News reports Hillary Clinton remained with Bill Clinton throughout his heart procedure at Columbia Presbyterian Medical Center. Staff describe the couple's deep affection, noting she whispered to him, held his hand, and did not leave his side.
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