Panel urges full probe into Academy leaders over assault failures
A congressional panel says female cadets at the Air Force Academy faced unaddressed sexual assaults and that leadership at the academy and Pentagon bears blame. It calls for a fuller inspector general inquiry to determine accountability. From 1993 to 2002 there were 142 assault allegations at the academy. Dozens of cadets report complacent commanders and punishments for reporting attacks.
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Earliest modern human jawbone found in Europe
A Romanian cave jawbone dated at 34 000 to 36 000 years ago suggests early modern humans in Europe alongside Neanderthals. Researchers Erik Trinkaus Oana Moldovan and Ricardo Rodrigo report findings from the cave in Cluj and related skeleton fragments under study.
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Four days after Isabel power outage lingers across states
Four days after Hurricane Isabel many residents remain without electricity or water as thousands head back to work. Nearly 1.5 million customers lack power while roads stay blocked by downed trees and lines. Virginia reports 21 of the 36 deaths. federal disaster areas span North Carolina, Virginia, Maryland and Delaware. President Bush visits Richmond to review recovery efforts amid public frustration with power companies and officials.
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Power restoration slow after Isabel hit Virginia and Outer Banks
Residents faced days without full power as trees damaged homes and utilities, with Virginia Gov. Warner surveying storm damage and Outer Banks communities receiving relief. Salvation Army meals and National Guard water and generators aided hard hit areas while President Bush offered federal help and coordination with Homeland Security.
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Iraq rebuilding costs and funding details in Bush plan
The report outlines renovations for the border police HQ and three regional offices in Iraq, plus training 2000 new recruits as conscripts deserted. Rebuilding and agency revival estimated at 150 million dollars within the 87 billion package to Congress for Iraq and Afghanistan.
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Bush shrugs off Democratic attacks
President Bush says he is paying little attention to the Democratic race for his job while his 2004 campaign tops $65 million in fundraising from June. He notes he has no opponent and cites monitoring, but states the American people will decide his re election fate. He defends Iraq postwar planning and affirms belief Saddam Hussein had weapons of mass destruction.
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National poll shows Bush ahead in possible 2000 match up
A national survey shows Bush leading opponent by narrow margin in a hypothetical head to head vote. The poll indicates about half of respondents favor Bush with the rest backing the challenger. The piece summarizes timing from a Sunday to Monday release.
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