Indonesians vote in first direct presidential election
Indonesians vote in their first direct presidential election amid a crowded field led by Susilo Bambang Yudhoyono as Megawati Sukarnoputri trails in early surveys. Analysts say the public seeks a more capable leader to tackle economic and social problems.
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Sixth person dies of shootings at ConAgra meat plant
A sixth victim died after a rampage at the ConAgra Foods meat packing plant in Kansas City Kansas. Police say Elijah Brown 21 was the shooter who killed five workers and himself. two others were wounded. Families wait for word as investigators seek motive. The plant lies in an industrial district southwest of downtown Kansas City Missouri.
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Saddam Hussein trial faces uncertain, risky timeline
Saddam Hussein's arraignment reveals vague charges and a fragile Iraqi court system. Experts warn the trial could become a staged show of power, with security risks and the potential to inflame ethnic tensions as investigations lengthen into next year.
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Teachers Press for More Training in Science Courses
Washington notes a quiet crisis in science education as students skip challenging science classes leading to an undertrained corps of science teachers. Experts warn of lagging U.S. performance in jobs and innovation while some officials argue the problem is overstated. Educators seek enhanced professional training and time for creativity.
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Cassini Images Titan Surface Puzzle Grows
Scientists released Cassini photos of Saturn's moon Titan showing dark and light surface features and a single Arizona-sized feature but found no evidence of liquids. The 20 000 mile distant first pass revealed geologic activity hints with wind and erosion. Researchers note Titan's thick atmosphere and potential hydrocarbon seas while awaiting clearer data.
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Cassini Probe Mystery Observed Near Titan Moon
A NASA news conference at Jet Propulsion Laboratory in Pasadena described Cassini Huygens nearing Saturn and Titan with an anticipated release of a probe in December. Scientists said the craft’s closest approach to Titan raised perplexing questions as flashes or signals on the moon’s surface had not yet appeared.
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