West Nile kills three more in Colorado
Three more people die from West Nile virus in Colorado raising the statewide toll to four. Victims include two Pueblo County women aged 83 and 84 and JoAnn Marie Kesler, 68, of Fort Collins. Colorado reports 111 confirmed cases and 99 suspected, the highest in the nation this year.
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Schwarzenegger enters California recall race
Actor Arnold Schwarzenegger jumped into California’s recall contest shocking the political scene. Lt. Gov. Cruz Bustamante and Insurance Commissioner John Garamendi then moved to run, challenging Gov. Gray Davis’s campaign plan. Feinstein discouraged a bid, calling the race carnival like while Schwarzenegger announced on The Tonight Show.
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Episcopal leaders seek liturgy for same sex blessings
In Minneapolis the House of Bishops rejected drafting a national liturgy for same sex blessings while endorsing a statement that local parishes explore liturgies celebrating same sex unions. The measure awaits clergy and lay approval in the House of Deputies with a vote possible Thursday. Bishops note local dioceses already decide blessing permissions. advocates see national acknowledgement if approved.
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Explosion at Jordanian Embassy rocks Baghdad
A car bomb outside the Jordanian Embassy in Baghdad killed seven to twelve people and wounded fifty two as a gun battle erupted in central Baghdad with at least one American casualty. U S forces later raided a building, and four suspected resistance leaders were captured.
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Taliban attack kills six Afghan soldiers in Helmand
Dozens of suspected Taliban fighters attacked a district government office in Desha, Helmand, killing six Afghan soldiers and a Mercy Corps driver. About 40 attackers arrived in four vehicles, the intelligence chief said, and fled as troops pursue them. Mercy Corps employees in the area faced danger while surveying nearby farms.
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Indonesian police seek driver identity in Marriott bombing
Indonesian police pressed to identify the van driver behind Jakarta's Marriott Hotel blast that killed at least 10 and wounded about 150. Detectives analyzed blood and DNA from unidentified body parts found inside the vehicle as authorities intensify the hunt for Jemaah Islamiyah suspects linked to Bali bombings.
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