U S Pakistan War On Terror Stirs Bombington Talk
Washington and Islamabad are aligned against terrorism as a reported threat to bomb Pakistanis back to the Stone Age is downplayed by the White House and denied by the former deputy secretary of state. President Musharraf offered no firm denial in a joint news briefing with President Bush. In Chicago, Minister Louis Farrakhan reports serious illness and asks Nation of Islam leaders to continue the movement.
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Bush Reading First program faces critical audit findings
An internal government audit blast the Education Department for ignoring law and ethics to steer funds in Reading First a billion dollar program fraught with conflicts of interest and willful mismanagement in the Bush administration.
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Hezbollah leader vows to keep weapons until government changes
In a large rally in south Beirut, Nasrallah declared Hezbollah’s weapons would not be given up unless a stronger Lebanese government takes over. He claimed over 20,000 rockets and urged the formation of a new government, criticizing Prime Minister Fuad Siniora’s administration. police estimated 800,000 attendees, mainly Shiite supporters.
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