Iraq WMD findings dim Saddam's post 1991 program
U S arms inspector Charles Duelfer reported no evidence of weapons of mass destruction produced by Iraq after 1991 and said Saddam's capabilities to develop such weapons had dimmed under sanctions. The assessment notes Saddam remained a threat but not advancing his program, with implications ahead of the election.
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Regulators eye more arthritis drugs for heart risks
Regulators study whether pain relievers including Celebrex may cause heart problems. The report notes ongoing scrutiny of cardiovascular safety as scientists review data and label potential risks for multiple medications.
Franklin board tightens pay to participate plan
The Franklin district votes to require all extracurricular activities to be funded by pay to participate, taking control of funding to enforce participation. No activity occurs without payment, shifting financial responsibility to families and limiting participation unless fees are met.
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Tribe OKs plan to buy land for casino in Monroe
The Eastern Shawnee Tribe of Oklahoma won approval to purchase 150 acres in Monroe Corridor 75 Park near Interstate 75 and Ohio 63 for a casino and entertainment complex. Estimated to draw up to 750 million in business development and thousands of jobs, the project will span dining lodging and other attractions on 600 acres. Design work will begin, with concepts ready for review by November and December.
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Bush Kerry clash over Iraq retreat and liberalism
President Bush assails Kerry as an advocate of retreat in Iraq and tax and spend liberalism as the race tightens. Edwards counters with attacks on Bush, while Duelfer says Iraq weapons capabilities have dimmed. Campaigns tout debate victories amid a bitter, polarized battle for Senate and House seats.
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Saddam Hussein fixated on legacy and enemies in 1990s
U S arms inspector final report portrays Saddam Hussein obsessed with Arab prestige and a nuclear-armed Iraq if Iran pursued weapons. It notes his desire to challenge the United States, hostility to Iran, and narcissistic drive to imprint his name on bricks for centuries.
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Software failings loom as systems grow more complex
Large firms suffer costly outages from software mishaps blamed on bad management and training rather than code alone. Analysts warn human and organizational factors drive failures as dependence on interconnected systems increases, risking livelihoods and safety.
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