Kerry Attacks Bush Over Duty Claims In ABC Interview
Kerry accuses Bush of dodging National Guard duty as Bush aides attack Kerry over antiwar protests. Pew poll shows Bush at 48 percent approval in April with 43 percent disapproving, Iraq plan support at 36 percent, while public support for marching into Iraq holds at 54 percent. Bloomberg unveils 46.9 billion budget with 400 property tax rebate for 600,000 homeowners.
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Beijing SARS outbreak tests lab security and travel bans
Health officials blamed a lab security breach for China's latest SARS flare as authorities quarantine nearly 500 people ahead of May Day travel. Two confirmed and six suspected cases linked to a Beijing SARS lab prompted broad testing while WHO sent a team to investigate. Despite outbreaks, officials insisted containment is working with 470 quarantined and no new infections beyond earlier cases.
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North Korea blocks relief trucks from South amid disaster
North Korea refused to open its border to relief trucks from South Korea as aid groups push for more assistance after a massive train explosion near Ryongchon. The disaster left 161 dead and 1,300 injured, with hospitals strained and supplies running low.
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United States to give 100000 aid to North Korea
The White House announced the US will donate 100000 to the Red Cross to aid homeless people in North Korea after last week's train collision. The offer includes medical supplies and emergency medicine specialists if needed, underscoring humanitarian aid irrespective of political differences.
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Israel names Mahmoud Zahar as new Hamas leader in Gaza
Israeli officials identified Mahmoud Zahar a 53 year old Egyptian trained physician as Hamas new leader in Gaza and signaled he will be spared if Hamas halts attacks. Hamas refused to confirm the name. Nearby clashes left two Palestinians dead and a 14 year old boy and 15 year old girl wounded as violence continues near Gaza settlements. Officials noted Hamas leadership remains fluid and uncertain.
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Jackie Chan Named UNICEF Goodwill Ambassador
Jackie Chan, famed Hong Kong action star, was named UNICEF and U.N. AIDS goodwill ambassador to combat HIV AIDS discrimination and aid conflict affected children. UNICEF Cambodia representative Rodney Hatfield cited Chan's commitment to help where he can and travel where needed. He may start filming Rush Hour 3 later this year.
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