World AIDS Day activities span globe and sports
Nations mark World AIDS Day with candlelight vigils seminars and torchlight parades as a U S delegation heads to Africa to push awareness. Cricket players from Pakistan New Zealand West Indies Zimbabwe England and Sri Lanka wear red ribbons in support of AIDS victims. UN reports 2003 saw record deaths and infections pushing global totals higher.
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Ex-Iraqi bombmaker disputes revived nuclear program claim
Iraqi scientists in Baghdad challenge U.S. assertions of a resurrected Baghdad bomb program after 1991. Imad Khadduri writes that Saddam Hussein was misled about progress and that the weapon project never revived. Other physicists say the bomb was never realistic and parallel claims were exaggerated. The book argues no nuclear, chemical, or biological weapons were found in Iraq.
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Bush’s whirlwind week ahead at White House and abroad
President Bush and first lady Laura Bush wrap a Crawford ranch and Baghdad holiday visit into a busy week of White House receptions. The schedule includes four donor fund raisers in Michigan New Jersey Pennsylvania and Maryland plus four official appearances to discuss the economy and year end bill signings. The week features the adoption bonus bill and a forest fire risk reduction bill with controversy over timber industry impacts.
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Detainee transfers from Guantanamo to global custody underway
More than 100 men and boys will be moved from the Guantanamo Bay jail to several destinations over the next two months. A teen who allegedly killed an American special operations soldier in Afghanistan is cited by a military official as among those to be transferred. Details on destinations, ages, names, and future prosecutions were not provided. The transfers will occur in December and January, with operations kept confidential.
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John Amos aids wildfire victims and stars in The Missing
Actor John Amos provided 500 for food and gas, sent clothes and a limousine to a taping for All About the Andersons after a wildfire forced Dan Knight Tracy Barker and her son from their San Bernardino County home on Oct 24. Director Ron Howard praises The Missing landscape for mounting suspense. Actress Joey Lauren Adams was arrested for suspected drunken driving in San Diego. Michelle Yeoh wins MTV Style Awards in Shanghai.
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