Olympic bombing suspect Rudolph captured in Murphy North Carolina
Eric Robert Rudolph, linked to the Atlanta and Birmingham bombings, was captured early Saturday behind a Save-A-Lot in Murphy North Carolina after a nationwide manhunt. He appeared thin but in good health, eating a hearty jailhouse breakfast, and officials noted his casual clothing sparked questions about possible local help.
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Bush Urges Unity Over Iraq Rift At Polish Holocaust Site
President Bush pressed allies to bury divisions over Iraq and unite against terrorism during a somber visit to Auschwitz Birkenau in Krakow. He cited the Holocaust to warn that a divided alliance empowers enemies and stressed shared resolve ahead of summit talks.
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World pols press for proof of Saddam era weapons
International pressure grows as 11 weeks pass without clear proof of unconventional weapons in Iraq. Bush cites two suspected labs, while Blair and Pentagon hunters push for more evidence amid disputed assessments and internal Rumsfeld Wolfowitz remarks questioning the WMD rationale.
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Polio Alarm in India Challenges Immunization Campaign
In Calcutta Rani Begum says she lost faith as her two daughters, including 2 year old Simran, suffer polio despite vaccine drives. Health workers cite distrust in government, costs, and rumors of infertility. India reported 1556 new polio cases last year, 84 percent of global cases, a setback though progress from the 1980s. The nation remains a major reservoir for the virus.
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Iraqi officers recall pride and despair after war
In Nasiriyah and Amarah Iraqi officers recount fear fatigue and dwindling forces as the 400,000 strong army collapsed. Abdul-Zahra and Tahir describe fleeing command posts and doomed Baath loyalists amid Baghdad battle, reflecting on Saddam’s unprepared army and wartime propaganda.
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