U S ties in Asia expand as Bush visits three nations
U S moves to broaden military links in Asia to fight terrorism and push stability. About 600 U S troops began advising Filipino forces on a southern island while talks with Australia Malaysia Singapore and Indonesia explore deeper cooperation. China warns of alarm at growing U S military presence.
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Bush seeks stronger Asia ties amid U S military links
The United States maintains a broad Asia presence with more than 12 000 sailors afloat and USS Kitty Hawk patrolling. In Korea 38000 troops guard the DMZ while Japan hosts 47000 U S troops including Okinawa forces under a long standing mutual security pact. Australia hosts 700 U S personnel. Cobra Gold trains there yearly. India and U S held week long naval exercises in December. Singapore docks ships for carrier visits and 100 to 200 U S troops are stationed. Philippines will observe with 160 special operations and 400 support troops in noncombat roles. Thailand maintains a bilateral partnership with ongoing training and cooperation.
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Walking Worm lure banned in tournament over life-like design
In Taylorville Kentucky a fishing lure called the Walking Worm is banned from tournaments for appearing too life-like. The lure allegedly mimics live bait, triggering unfair advantages and prompting bans while proponents tout its claimed record catches and a potential $100,000 state prize for a new record.
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Doug F
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Joe
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Doug
Betty Nee
Walking Worm lures spark bass craze and big prizes
In Alabama a three-lure tank test shows the Walking Worm lure outperforms a crank bait and a plastic worm. The live-like worm entices bass while a real worm dies when bottomed. the Walking Worm is promoted as easy to use and capable of winning state records, with colors offered and pricing details, plus a money-back guarantee.
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Platinum Gas Saver promises higher fuel mileage in Boston ad
Federal Consumer Protection confirms fuel saving claims for the Platinum Gas Saver from National Fuelsaver Corp of Boston. The device injects platinum into the air fuel mix to boost in-engine combustion from 68 to 90 percent, with government testing suggesting greater savings than claimed. The ad cites a five year study and patents for cleaning carbon and raising octane, plus a national call line.
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