Iran Bam quake shifts to treating wounded and homeless
Rescuers moved from search to humanitarian relief as Bam's 6.6 magnitude quake toll rose to 28,000 dead and 12,000 injured. Amid mass graves and debris, international aid teams faced access delays and frustration, with 1,500 rescuers remaining from an initial 1,700.
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Baghdad roadside bomb kills Iraqi. US arrests three ex officers
Rebels detonated a roadside bomb in central Baghdad killing one Iraqi and wounding another as a US convoy passed. US troops detained three suspected al Qaida linked members and arrested three former army and intelligence officers in separate raids in Baqouba. Mosul saw three suspected Ansar al Islam militants killed in a firefight with US troops, with two soldiers wounded. Iraqi official Iyad Allawi said Saddam Hussein acknowledged naming others who know where funds abroad are kept.
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UN chief says Libya will cooperate on inspections
UN nuclear head Mohamed ElBaradei says Libyan leader Muammar Gadhafi promises full cooperation with IAEA teams inspecting once secret sites. The United States and Britain plan to send their own experts to verify dismantling of Libya’s nuclear program, which ElBaradei calls in early development.
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Security tightens as air marshals eyed on international flights
Homeland Security Secretary Tom Ridge praised international cooperation as the U S pushes for armed law enforcement on certain flights crossing or bound for the United States. The directive allows denying airspace access to airlines that do not comply, with no country reported to reject the demand yet.
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Hope for flu break to curb school spread
Indianapolis report notes optimism that school recess may interrupt flu transmission as students recover and custodians disinfect classrooms yet cautions gatherings during break could reintroduce the virus. Indiana education officials and CDC lack studies on holiday impact while dozens of states report widespread flu and multiple child deaths.
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