End to Beslan siege leaves hundreds dead
Reporters counted at least 100 bodies in the Beslan gym as white sheets covered corpses outside the school. Families gathered near hospital walls while authorities and world leaders condemned the attack and prepared to assess losses.
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Wisconsin
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Washington
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Russia
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Beslan
Aslanbek Aslakhanov
Clinton undergoes surgery after chest pains at home
Former president Bill Clinton, 6-foot-2 and active in politics since leaving office in 2001, faced chest pains leading to hospitalization at Westchester Medical Center. angiogram showed multivessel coronary artery disease. surgery planned after confirming normal heart function and no heart attack. Chelsea Clinton and Hillary Clinton supported him during recovery.
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Pucillo
Frances Evacuations as Frances Heads Toward Florida
About 3,000 state inmates and roughly 500 hospital patients were evacuated from more than a dozen facilities as Frances neared Florida. Shelters filled in Volusia County, roads cleared in the south, and officials opened new shelters while preparing for a possible tropical storm impact. FEMA mobilized 4,500 workers and Red Cross prepared a larger relief operation, with Ivan forming in the Atlantic as the season peaks.
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Panhandle
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Nancy Syphax
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Kennedy Space Center
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Melbourne
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American Red Cross
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Far
Atlantic
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Cape Verde Islands
Kerry Campaigns in Ohio Amid Jobs Talk and Protests
Kerry campaigned through Ohio arguing Bush misled on Iraq and domestic policy. He cited 144000 jobs added versus 150000 expected, met jobless locals at the Bickles home, faced protests across the street, and visited Mansfield and a GM plant as he neared Steubenville and Akron. Associated Press
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Associated Press
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General Motors
Buckeye
Bush Signals Broad Appeal in Wisconsin Rally
President Bush revived compassionate conservative rhetoric and appealed to Democrats and independents at a West Allis rally, signaling a broadening campaign push while maintaining focus on his base. Cheney criticized Kerry on foreign policy, and Bush mocked Kerry over misnaming the Packers stadium during a Wisconsin stop. New York Times
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Iraq
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