Sharon Wins Big in Israel Vote Faces Coalition Challenge
Ariel Sharon won a commanding 62.5 to 37.4 percent victory over Ehud Barak in Israel's election seen as a peace process referendum. He must quickly form a coalition amid wary Palestinians while facing calls from Saeb Erekat for a renewed talks approach. Sharon then visited Lily Sharon's grave at his Negev ranch.
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Gun lock safety tests reveal widespread flaws
Government tests show 31 of 32 gun lock models can be opened without a key, some by striking them. The CPSC urges industry to set standards and recalls 400,000 locks under Project Homesafe. Officials caution locks are only part of overall firearm safety alongside safes and locked storage.
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Bush restructures White House AIDS and race relations offices
President Bush eliminates two White House offices created by his predecessor and transfers AIDS policy to a new Domestic Policy Council AIDS coordinator, while race relations work moves to the Office of Public Liaison. The shift reflects broader staff reorganization and goals to boost NIH funding for AIDS research.
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