Iraq air war. allied planes face rising Iraqi defenses
U S and British warplanes continue bombing Iraq with fighters facing tougher defenses as fiber optic networks aid Iraq's air defense. Pentagon figures show increased provocations and fewer successful strikes, amid questions over Bush administration policy and risks to pilots.
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U.S
Iraq
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Bush
Pentagon
Clinton
Michael Eisenstadt
Washington Institute For Near East Studies
Saddam Hussein
Eisenstadt
Defense
Donald H. Rumsfeld
China
Baghdad
Craig Quigley
Rumsfeld
Air Force
Saddam
Kuwait
Binge drinking concerns rise as LSU students return
Parents fear excessive drinking near LSU campus as AMA finds 95 percent view bingeing as a serious threat and 85 percent blame easy access to alcohol. The report cites 44 percent of college students binge drink, with fatalities and injuries prompting calls for responsible habits among students like Rebekah Monson.
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Baston Rouge
Louisiana State University
Rebekah Momson
American Medical Association
Thermm
J. Edward Hill
AMLA
Monson
LSU
University of Michigan
Old Dominion University
Colgate University
Kelly Hill
Michigan
Endangered species protections expanded under new settlement
An agreement accelerates protections for 29 species across the United States. The Interior Department will list three species as endangered or threatened immediately, study 14 more for listing, and map habitats for eight others, while findings will be issued within a year for four additional species. The deal, aimed at preventing lawsuits by conservation groups, may become a model for future cooperation.
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Washington County
Utah
Missouri
Interior Department
America
Kieran Suckling
Center For Biological Diversity
Interior
Fish and Wildlife Service
Washington State
California
Nevada
New Mexico
Arizona
Gale Norton
Tucson, Ariz
Southern Appalachian Biodiversity Project
California Native Plant Society
Marshall Jones
Interior and Justice Department
Ashcroft withholds memos drawing GOP fire over standard
Justice Department refuses to release prosecutorial decision memos as Senate and House Republicans spar over congressional access. Dan Burton accuses Ashcroft of double standards while noting Ashcroft once demanded Reno memos during the Clinton era fund-raising probes. Department says memos protect privacy and encourage frank deliberation.
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John Ashcroft
Janet Reno
Congress
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Ashcroft
House Committee
Dan Burton
Bush
Sam
Burton
Justice Department
Susan Dryden
House Government Reform Committee
FBI
Louis Freeh
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