U S denies torturing drugging war detainees
Detainees at Guantanamo Bay are interrogated within U S law Brig Gen Mike Lehnert said there is no torture or drugging. About one third of 158 detainees suffer war wounds from Afghanistan and only 25 countries are represented among them.
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Afghan Leader Karzai Visits Washington as War Fights Continue
Hamid Karzai becomes the first Afghan interim leader to visit Washington in 39 years. President Bush pledges economic and military aid amid ongoing terrorism threats. Rival warlords clash in Gardez, Paktia. at least 43 killed. U.S. military revises toll on last week raid. officials say some civilians may have died. CNN airs Osama bin Laden interview defending civilian killings.
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Couple who survived avalanche rescue dead in British Columbia slide
Georgia Lynne Bakke and Lawrence Gordon Duff, who met after Bakke helped Duff after a Canadian avalanche a decade ago, were among three skiers killed in a Selkirk Range avalanche near Kaslo British Columbia. McKnight, 53, also died. Bakke was 41, Duff 54.
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Two Boston priests suspended amid abuse allegations
In Quincy and Randolph, the Roman Catholic Archdiocese of Boston suspended two pastors after past allegations of sexual misconduct involving minors. The archdiocese, under a new abuse policy, is routing the names to prosecutors and offering counseling to parishioners while investigations continue.
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Recall Warns of Milk Traces in Dark Chocolate Bug Bites
The Dark Chocolate Bug Bites candy is recalled due to a label error that does not warn buyers about possible milk traces. Some people are allergic to milk and could have reactions, though no illnesses have been reported. The candy is sold nationwide in stores and comes in a purple box stating no dairy but processed on equipment that may contain dairy.
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