Bush Hosts Saudi Ambassador at Crawford Ranch
President Bush opens his Crawford ranch to Saudi Ambassador Prince Bandar bin Sultan amid efforts to thaw strains after the September 11 attacks. They plan talks on terrorism and the Israeli Palestinian conflict, with Iraq likely on the agenda as a Saudi official opposes immediate military action.
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Mother accused of killing her children in Montana
In Augusta Montana a 46 year old mother Jeanette Swanson allegedly shot her 14 year old son and 10 year old daughter as they slept then phoned 911 for help Two other children slept through the incident and were unharmed The husband Gene slept in a camp trailer nearby authorities report the ranching community is about 75 miles north of Helena
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Remains Identified in Missing Girls Case Near Oregon City
A missing girls case ends with discovery near their homes as 12-year-old Ashley Pond and 13-year-old Miranda Gaddis are identified. The suspect, Ward Weaver, 39, remains jailed on a separate rape charge. a grand jury will consider indictments though no charges have yet been filed in the two deaths.
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Allied airstrikes wreck Iraqi surveillance site in Basra
Witnesses in Basra, 330 miles south of Baghdad, say a major military surveillance and army intelligence site near Ashar was hit by four missiles during a southern Iraq raid. Iraqi officials report eight civilians killed and nine wounded. US officials say coalition aircraft avoided civilian targets.
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Lawmakers say Bush must seek approval before invading Iraq
Lawmakers argue the president needs Congress approval before any U S invasion of Iraq. Cheney warns of grave consequences from inaction. Hagel states the president should have Congress and American people behind any war. White House says Bush may seek approval but has not ruled out acting alone. Administration argues pre emptive action is essential to stop Saddam. Cheney outlines benefits of removing Saddam to regional peace and moderation.
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