Police weigh second polygraph for Chandra Levy suspect
Investigators reexamine Ingmar Guandique, the Salvadoran immigrant once ruled out in Chandra Levy's death, seeking a second polygraph with a bilingual tester after the first exam results were interpreted through an interpreter. Levy's remains were found May 22 in Rock Creek Park near sites of two attacks that led to Guandique's prior imprisonment.
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Vaccine stock to protect all citizens in smallpox scare
U S officials say by diluting long stored doses 86 million vaccines can still protect everyone in a bioterror attack. Fauci notes diluted vaccine tested on over 100 volunteers remains potent and sufficient for mass vaccination in an emergency.
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Anthony Fauci
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Officials shoot kill escaped Bengal tiger in Bloomington
A 400 pound Bengal tiger escaped its owner in Bloomington and hid near a residence for about eight hours. Police and zoo staff used four tranquilizer darts but shot the animal when it attempted to slip away from officers. The tiger belonged to Mary Jeane Williams, a Texas woman previously convicted of endangering a child, who was ordered to remove the animal from Illinois.
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U S Marines Train In Desert Near Kuwait City
U S forces conduct a three week desert exercise with Kuwaiti allies near Kuwait City while USS Abraham Lincoln jets guard a no fly zone over southern Iraq. Central Command prepares a forward post in Qatar to direct future operations. forces in Djibouti tented bases and Fort Benning brigades patrol within 28 miles of the Iraqi border. Governments with Bahrain Qatar Kuwait and Saudi Arabia limit comment as citizens live with the U S military presence. Kuwaiti officials order gas masks for civil servants and authorize civilian sales. Patriot missiles are deployed to defend against Scud threats.
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Iraq threat debate as Congress weighs military action
Republicans and Democrats aired views on the Iraq threat and how to confront it ahead of a congressional authorization vote. Experts offered troop estimates from 50 000 to 350 000 while deployments push total regional forces toward 50 000 by November. US ships and aircraft gather in the Gulf with the USS Harry Truman carrier group and air power poised for potential action.
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Return of weapons inspectors to Iraq and prospects
Inspectors plan a new Iraq mission amid questions over a revived biological program and potential nuclear ambitions. After 1990s confrontations, teams faced sovereignty disputes, access limits, and mutual spying claims, complicating verification of disarmament progress and current capabilities.
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