U.S. German ties strained by Hitler comparison row
Washington reports indicate Bush administration officials refuse to rush to repair deteriorating U.S. German relations. Rumsfeld criticizes Chancellor Schroeder's campaign while a German minister faces a reported Hitler comparison. Schroeder seeks renewal after a narrow election victory.
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Blair warns Iraq threat could undermine U.N. authority
Britain releases a 50 page dossier alleging Iraq plans chemical and biological weapons and seeks significant uranium from Africa. Prime Minister Blair says failure to confront the threat could taint U.N. authority and endanger lives. Iraq rejects the analysis. Israel raids Gaza City killing nine Palestinians as tanks blast workshops and a Hamas target. U.N. Security Council calls for ceasefire around Arafat and withdrawal to pre September 2000 positions.
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Isidore Pounds Yucatan Killing Two. 300,000 Homeless
Hurricane Isidore battered the Yucatan Peninsula wعدةnd caused two deaths and left about 300,000 homeless as it weakened to a tropical low. It was expected to re intensify over the Gulf of Mexico and threaten the U.S. Gulf coast. Separately, Tropical Storm Lili with 60 mph winds damaged Barbados, toppling trees and about 140 homes.
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Health officials ready for mass vaccinations
Washington leaders outline a federal plan to vaccinate Americans against smallpox within days after a terrorist attack. A single case would trigger contact tracing, with decisions on broader vaccination based on outbreak specifics. CDC officials emphasize rapid deployment and public access to vaccines as crucial.
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Quiz Worldscope Answers and Notable Mentions
The page lists quiz results with topics Florida sulfuric United Nations and a value 76.9. It notes Janet Reno as NEWSNAME and MATCHWORDS with five item mappings. People include Minnesota Twins George Stephanopoulos David Johnny Unitas and Christopher Reeve, referencing see Page 5.
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California Passes Nation’s First Paid Family Leave Law
California becomes the first state to enact a comprehensive paid family leave program offering six weeks off to care for a newborn adopted child or ill relative. Workers receive 55 percent of wages up to 728 dollars weekly. Gov. Gray Davis signed the measure amid business opposition and forecasts of national impact.
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