Iran defies U.N. call on uranium enrichment
Vienna report by the IAEA says Iran is stonewalling probes into its nuclear program, prompting Western sanctions calls. Britain vows a Security Council resolution for mandatory action while Russia and China resist escalation. President Ahmadinejad vows Iran will not abandon its program despite pressures.
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Bush says anthem should be in English not Spanish
President Bush stated the national anthem should be sung in English amid debate over immigration. He urged that new citizens learn English and sing the anthem in English during a Rose Garden briefing. A Spanish version by Adam Kidron drew attention to immigrant sentiment.
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Microsoft shares slip to 52 week low on bold invest plan
SEATTLE AP Microsoft Corp shares hit a 52 week low after the firm said it would greatly boost investments in areas where it is not dominant while withholding details. Analysts warned risks but potential long term gains may offset short term earnings pressure as executives promised major product launches.
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Dozen Dolphins Die Off Zanzibar Coast In Large Strandings
About 400 bottlenose dolphins washed up along a 2 1/2 mile stretch of Nungwi on Zanzibar's northern coast. Marine biologists ruled out poisoning and noted empty stomachs, suggesting disorientation rather than starvation. US sonar probe linked to a Florida dolphin die-off is mentioned as a possible parallel, with a US Navy patrol presence noted offshore.
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FEMA cuts evacuees from housing aid shocking many in Houston
Thousands of Katrina and Rita evacuees face rent payments or move out as FEMA ineligibility notices rise. About 12,000 nationwide lack housing aid while 38,000 remain eligible with new paperwork. Houston extended deadlines to June 30 amid tenant fears. ACORN aids victims in appealing.
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Intruder Breaches Defense Dept Health Care Data
A Pentagon computer server for TRICARE insured patients was hacked, exposing names Social Security numbers credit card data and some personal health information for more than 14000 people. Investigators detected unusual activity and found the intrusion on April 5. a toll free line 1 800 600 9332 was set up for affected individuals.
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