Eight men charged with terrorist offenses in UK sweep
London police charged eight men with terrorist offenses including a suspected al Qaida operative said to have surveillance plans of financial institutions in New York Washington and New Jersey that were central to a US terror alert this month. A ninth man faced a weapons charge as U S authorities pledged cooperation. In Death Valley California heavy floods killed at least two people damaged a key highway and forced park closure as storms lashed the Mojave Desert. ACT scores rose for the class of 2004 amid broader gains in prep work and college readiness across states already testing under state mandates.
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Rumsfeld urges caution on new national intelligence director
Defense Secretary Donald Rumsfeld urged caution as the Senate panel eyed intelligence reform. He warned against adding barriers between warfighters and agencies while supporting a director with broad control over foreign intelligence spending, potentially within a 40 billion dollar budget. He stressed changes must avoid new problems for agencies under the Defense Department.
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Iraqi peace mission fails to meet al Sadr in Najaf clash
An Iraqi National Conference delegation delivered a peace proposal in Najaf to al Sadr aides but the cleric did not meet them due to heavy shelling by U S forces. Explosions and gunfire echoed across the city as the talks were described as positive by mediators and aides.
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Sheik Ali Sineisins
Sharon backs 1000 West Bank homes amid Gaza attack
Israeli Prime Minister Ariel Sharon approved 1000 new homes in West Bank settlements despite a peace plan calling for a freeze. Hours later a Gaza City blast killed at least five people, including three Palestinian militants, and wounded seven. The attack targeted Shari neighborhood near Hamas and Islamic Jihad figures as Israel said its airstrike aimed at militants. U.S. reaction was cautious with questions over compliance to commitments.
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Industrialized nations face population fall
Demographers warn long term declines in Japan Germany and other rich countries as birthrates fall or delay child rearing while global population may rise by 2054 The United States stands as an exception with a projected 43 percent growth to 420 million aided by immigration and aging trends
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Population growth gap in rich nations outlined in 2004 sheet
Population Reference Bureau data show industrialized nations will gain population far more slowly than developing regions from 2004 to 2050. Demographer Marthe Warnsworth Riche notes the core causes are socio economic factors, reflecting aging populations and economic structures.
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