Karzai takes oath as Afghanistan's first elected president
Hamid Karzai was sworn in as Afghanistan's first popularly elected president amid strong security. He urged ongoing international aid to defeat terrorism and drug trafficking, pledging to crack down on opium, disarm militias, and raise living standards. Cheney and Rumsfeld attended.
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Food supply remains vulnerable to bioterror risk
Experts warn the U S food system could be tainted by bioterror attacks even as FDA issues new rules to trace contamination sources after the fact. The regulation requires record keeping on receipts and shipments across many food businesses, while officials push for expanded inspections and foreign plant access.
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