Palestinians warn against unilateral moves as Tel Aviv bomb
A Tel Aviv cafe bombing killed three people during lunch as Palestinian Prime Minister Ahmed Qureia warned Israel against unilateral actions like seizing parts of the West Bank and Gaza. He said such moves would be a grave mistake and ignite broader conflict. In Gaza, Israeli raids killed four Palestinians in a refugee camp.
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States not ready for bioterrorism and health emergencies
AP reports states improved only modestly on bioterrorism readiness since 2001 as nearly $2 billion in federal aid circulates amid state budget cuts. Only Florida and Illinois fully ready to distribute vaccines. 13 states plan for flu pandemics and 11 provide accessible SARS information.
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Vaccine demand outpaces supply across Kansas health groups
Health officials report high demand for flu vaccine as supplies dwindle. Finney County says its 1000 doses were exhausted last week, with no immediate resupply after contacting eight pharmaceutical firms. KDHE provides a toll free line for guidance and updates.
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Ward sets NAIA rushing mark at Ottawa comeback
Ward, returning after sitting out 2001 and 2002, led NAIA in rushing with 2,061 yards on 263 carries and a 7.8 yard average. He set four single season OU marks including 28 touchdowns and 168 points, plus 315 yards in a game, before choosing the Blue Gray game over another college year.
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Iraq reconstruction bids face new foreign participation limits
McClellan said if other nations want to join Iraq efforts Circumstances could change. A $13 billion international fund will back reconstruction while the directive restricts bids but allows subcontracting. Alcatel won part of a mobile network project for Orascom in central Iraq amid international backlash over the policy.
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