Twin boys Aguirre twins may walk by Christmas says doctor
Carl and Clarence Aguirre two year old twins joined at the head until five weeks ago are expected to walk by Christmas according to Dr. Robert Marion. He noted no neurological impairments and that both boys are progressing with therapy at Montefiore and Blythdale hospitals as their mother and grandmother watch.
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Genesis capsule recovery offers data on solar origins
NASA scientists in Salt Lake City reported that recovered Genesis spacecraft pieces remained intact and may yield valuable insights into solar system origins. Physicist Roger C. Wiens of Los Alamos said many science goals could be met as the 264 million dollar mission is reassessed after a crash on reentry.
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Powell says bin Laden likely alive and threat remains
Secretary of State Colin Powell told the Associated Press that Osama bin Laden is probably alive and still a threat three years after the September 11 attacks. He noted al Qaida can rebuild, remains capable, and that bin Laden is hiding, on the run, and not appearing publicly.
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CBS Stands by Bush Guard memo accuracy
CBS News defended its Bush Air National Guard memo report as solid, saying no definitive forgery proof has emerged. Dan Rather cited independent experts and noted memos could be produced on early 1970s typewriters, with CBS citing additional handwriting and forensic support.
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Bush flew training plane in last Guard weeks
Flight logs reveal George W. Bush, then a Texas Air National Guard pilot, flew a two seat training jet in weeks before his 1972 discharge. Logs show half of his final 21 flights used training setups or simulators and four times he rode co pilot, while he focused on instrument flying before leaving to campaign in Alabama.
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Sharon Bush denies cocaine claims about Camp David
Sharon Bush, ex sister in law of President George W. Bush, rejected allegations she told Kitty Kelley about Bush using cocaine at Camp David. Kelley’s editor and Doubleday both defend Kelley’s reporting, citing documented meetings and conversations surrounding the claims.
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