Friendly fire may have killed first Anaconda soldier
The first U S soldier killed during Operation Anaconda in Afghanistan, Chief Warrant Officer Stanley L Harriman. 34, Wade North Carolina, may have been hit by a friendly fire AC 130 gunship struck an enemy convoy near Shah e kot valley timing overlapping with his convoy attack.
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Aventis to donate large numbers of smallpox vaccines
Aventis Pasteur will donate between 75 million and 90 million doses of smallpox vaccine to the U.S. government after NIH tests determine the exact count. The move follows tests showing federal stockpiles could yield up to ten times as many inoculations, with 200 million new doses ordered from a British maker planned for later in the year.
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National Institutes of Health
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Spending and income rise signal strengthening economy
Americans increased spending by 0.6 percent in February while incomes also rose 0.6 percent, the largest gain since October 2000. The Commerce Department data bolster the view that the recession ended and the recovery began with optimism from Fed Chair Alan Greenspan.
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