China reports second suspected SARS case in Guangzhou
A 20 year old waitress in Guangzhou was placed under quarantine as China reported its second suspected SARS case of the season. The first patient, a 32 year old television producer, was released after recovery. WHO sent a six person team to Guangzhou to investigate sources of infection. Authorities detained an editor in Shanghai after the news broke.
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Roy Wadia
WHO
Manila
Peter Cordingley
Ministry of Health
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Mars Spirit rover delayed on soil by NASA to clear path
NASA delays rolling the Spirit rover off its lander to prepare a clear route across Martian soil at Gusev Crater. Engineers justify the pause as two air bag blocks and a late start, with Spirit already doing science while still attached and Opportunity due to arrive later. The rover team aims to resume movement within days as they search for signs of past water life.
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Rob Manning
Gunmen kill American tourist in Guatemalan bus robbery
In Retalhuleu Guatemala gunmen intercepted a bus of 13 American Mormon tourists near Colomba and opened fire during a robbery. Brett Richard 52 of Ogden Utah died from a chest wound. driver Filiberto Roca was wounded in the ankle. no other injuries reported.
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OHS KEY Club Builds Service Network and Friendships
OHS KEY Club, with 101 members, emphasizes helping others over recognition. Members say volunteering yields lasting friendships and meeting peers at state and international conventions. Kyriakos notes plans for a pancake feed with Kiwanis and Earth Day activity with EC Kansas Economic Opportunity Corp.
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Iraqi War Briefs Include Helicopter Losses and Prison Amnesties
Reports recount March 17 and November 15 attacks in Mosul and Fallujah with two Black Hawk crashes and a Chinook downed near Fallujah. A Sunni Triangle mortar strike hit Logistical Base Seitz west of Baghdad. An attempted rocket attack on Baghdad police headquarters was thwarted near a soccer stadium. At Abu Ghraib detainee releases sparked confusion as Bremer announced amnesty for 506 of about 12,800 detainees with 100 freed today.
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Iraq
Retail chains post solid December sales gains
Wal-Mart reports December same-store sales up 43 percent and total sales up 11.3 percent, beating Wall Street estimates. Penney sees same-store up 4.3 percent and total sales up 18 percent, Target quotes 4.1 percent same-store gain and 9.9 percent total rise, Limited Brands up 6 percent in both metrics.
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