Moroccans halt relief flights amid quake crisis at Imzouren
In Imzouren Morocco authorities blocked relief flights into the quake zone citing heavy air traffic. Survivors protest slow aid delivery of food tents blankets and medical supplies as the region reports 571 dead and thousands homeless. Nearby Nador is about 60 miles away by road. Additional context notes ongoing devastation and logistics challenges.
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Bush budget may yield deficits of 2.75 trillion over decade
The Congressional Budget Office projects deficits totaling 2.74 trillion from 2005 to 2014 if Bush tax and spending plans proceed. It forecasts 478 billion in 2004 and 356 billion in 2005 with no year below 242 billion after 2006, stirring political debate over long-range costs.
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Kerry Attacks Bush On Terrorism And Promises
In a UCLA address Kerry faulted Bush on Sept. 11 response and criticized Republican vows on economy education and health care. He outlined a terrorism plan emphasizing stronger intelligence gathering law enforcement and international alliances. He warned of Iraq chaos and Taliban resurgence in Afghanistan as U S troops remain stretched.
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Nuclear talks to end Saturday in Beijing
High level talks among six nations on North Korea's nuclear program are set to end Saturday after differences surface. Senior US China Japan Russia and the two Koreas may hold another round before April 30, with lower level groups to discuss energy aid in exchange for a nuclear freeze and abandonment. Yonhap cited no source but noted the plan. China confirmed talks end Saturday.
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Jackson stopped by police over ski mask disguise
Michael Jackson was pulled over after an employee described a vehicle matching his while he wore a ski mask at a Wal-Mart. He identified himself by removing the mask and there was no altercation. He is staying at a ranch in Old Snowmass during a vacation with his children.
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Former Beatle to headline Glastonbury and tour Europe
Former Beatle Paul McCartney will headline Glastonbury on June 26 as part of a monthlong European tour that includes Madrid Paris Zurich Gothenburg Oslo Helsinki Lisbon Leipzig Prague and St. Petersburg. Organizers said the tour covers The Beatles Wings and his solo work with demand amid other festival plans.
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