Afghan aid workers killed in ambush in western country
Four Afghans working for a de mining agency were fatally shot in an ambush near Bala Buluk 340 miles west of Kabul as a US military probe weighed whether a nearby mine attack was targeted or accidental. A US soldier died in a separate eastern blast.
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Bush shifts stance as poll numbers weaken in early 2000s
President Bush backs off sharp positions on Iraq intelligence and Sept 11 panel cooperation as polls show credibility concerns. White House releases military records amid scrutiny, while commissioned reviews and private briefings replace public questioning. Ads prepared to highlight steady leadership in key states as Kerry looms.
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Ocean studies go beyond Earth to moons and Titan
Scientists at the American Association for the Advancement of Science meeting say oceanography techniques will guide space exploration of Jupiter moons Ganymede and Europa and Titan. Plans include orbiters to measure tides, radar ice penetration, and potential landers to search for liquid water and possible life in icy reservoirs beneath Titan and Europa.
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Fire safety laws debated after Rhode Island nightclub fire
National fire safety experts note slow adoption of stricter standards after The Station blaze killed 100 and injured many. Rhode Island passed sweeping measures including sprinklers and upgrades, while other states weigh tighter indoor pyrotechnics rules and licensing.
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Jackson and McCaskill honor Janet Jackson at charity event
Janet Jackson makes her first public appearance since the Super Bowl incident as Behind the Bench salutes her humanitarian work at the Leverty Hills Hotel. Vince McCaskill and Jelehig Aiakee hil praise her community contributions and support for families across America.
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Tarantino to Lead Cannes Film Festival Jury
American filmmaker Quentin Tarantino will preside over the Cannes Film Festival jury this year. He won the Palme d Or in 1994 for Pulp Fiction and calls jury president a lifelong cinematic obsession. Cannes runs May 12 to May 3.
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