Ahmadinejad Letter Seeks Opening On Nuclear Issue
Iran's president sent a letter to President Bush claiming democracy has failed worldwide and criticizing U S policy and the Iraq war while avoiding concrete nuclear detail. Rice dismissed it as not resolving Tehran's nuclear dispute as Larijani pledged NPT cooperation and opposed leaving the treaty.
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New York
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Condoleezza Rice
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Rice
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Mahmoud Ahmadinejad
Middle East
Israel
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Indonesia
U.N. Security Council
Ali Larijani
U.N. Atomic Watchdog
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North Korea
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White House
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Russia
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City expects liquor taxes steady at about twenty five thousand
City finance director Scott Bird projects 2007 liquor drink taxes near 25 000 after 2006 levels. Special Alcohol Program Fund funds part of DARE program expenses from state liquor taxes returned to cities and counties. Risk Management Reserve Fund 2006 budget was 354 603, 2007 projected 321 003 due to hail storm claims and ADA improvements at city hall.
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Moussaoui seeks new trial after life sentence ruling
Zacarias Moussaoui told a judge he lied on the stand about plans to hijack a fifth jet on 11 September 2001 and crash it into the White House. He cited solitary confinement and legal aid as factors, but US District Judge Leonie Brinkema rejected his bid for a new trial.
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Zacarias Moussaoui
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White House
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U S newborn survival ranks low among industrial nations
The United States ties with Hungary Malta Poland and Slovakia for a near 5 per 1000 newborn death rate among 33 industrialized countries, with Latvia at 6 per 1000. Experts cite racial and income health care disparities and unequal access to advanced treatment as key factors.
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Latvia
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Hungary
Malta
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Slovakia
Mary Beth Powers
Save the Children
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Developing Nations
Mark Schuster
Rand Co
Blaine Falls Short In Water Submersion Record
Magician Blaine spent 177 hours beneath an 8 foot tank at Lincoln Center aiming to break the 8 minute 58 second breath-hold mark. He achieved 7 minutes 8 seconds before divers raised him, later speaking to a crowd and receiving oxygen. Doctors described liver damage tingling and rashes from the ordeal.
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New York City
Murat Gunel
Yale University School of Medicine
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