Explosion injures four at Somali prime minister home
A hand grenade exploded at the home of interim Prime Minister Hassan Abshir Farah in Mogadishu injuring four people, two seriously, police said. Farah was not hurt and questioned whether an armed guard may have caused the blast.
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Journal appeals for proof Pearl remains alive in Karachi
The Wall Street Journal urged Kidnappers of Daniel Pearl to show he is alive after an all night search of Karachi graveyards found nothing. Pearl's wife Marianne and the Council on American-Islamic Relations joined in appeals for his release.
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Bush budget plan details tax cuts and 80 billion deficit
President Bush's budget projects an $80 billion deficit with overall spending rising to $746 billion next year. Defense and security funding surge while non defense programs grow only 2 percent. Highway funds drop and urban youth grants are slashed.
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