Bush touts AIDS initiative at Uganda clinic visit
President Bush praised Uganda's aggressive AIDS prevention and treatment programs as leading the global effort during a visit to TASO Clinic in Entebbe. He met Ugandan President Museveni and emphasized the 15 billion dollar five year plan, noting Uganda's success in lowering infection rates amid ongoing Congo concerns and domestic funding gaps.
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Holcomb School board misses media notice on delay
Holcomb USD 363 board failed to notify media three days before a meeting due to miscommunication between the floor technician and district engineer. The only action was to draft a letter to Keifer Flooring regarding water based adhesive on the gym floor at Wiley from a $12 million project. The next board meeting is scheduled for 7:30 p.m. Monday.
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Iraq War Intelligence Doubts Grow On Uranium Claims
U S officials question the Iraq uranium allegation and note the CIA’s early doubts about weapons of mass destruction. Powell says the African uranium claim did not stand up to scrutiny and NATO UN help was urged to stabilize Iraq as 150000 US troops remain there with about 20000 from other nations.
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Confessed killer hanged himself in St Cloud prison
Jonathan Carpenter 21 admitted killing five people in Minnesota crimes. He hanged himself in his cell Thursday night after pleading guilty to three Long Prairie killings and two in Minneapolis. Autopsy to follow. no foul play suspected.
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Troops Withdraw From Fallujah Mayor Sees Reduced U.S. Role
American soldiers left the Fallujah mayor's office amid a troop drawdown aimed at lowering the U.S. profile in the city. Mayor Taha Bedewi said Iraqi police could handle security as insurgent attacks persist in the Sunni Triangle near Baghdad, with residents noting the city might be safer without U.S. troops present. Police Lt. Jamal Ahmed reported the withdrawal occurred shortly before noon.
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