Baghdad Attacks Kill Soldier and Wound Contractor
Iraqi insurgents launched two deadly Friday attacks in Baghdad. A mortar barrage on a US base killed an American soldier and wounded a Kellogg Brown and Root contractor. A separate ambush injured three US troops. Civilian casualties rose as clashes spread near Buhriz and Samarra while British forces in Amarah reported no casualties.
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Dirty bomb threat alarms experts and officials
A CNS study warns terrorists are highly likely to use radiological dispersal devices in the United States, as thousands of high risk radioactive sources remain untracked worldwide. It notes gaps in registries, cites Iraq losses, and describes how cesium-137 cobalt-60 and iridium-192 could fuel a city altering dirty bomb attack while urging stronger controls and security measures.
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Kerry Proposes Federal Minimum Wage Increase
Democratic candidate John Kerry would raise the federal minimum wage to 7.85 by 2007, arguing it could boost wages for more than 15 million Americans and mirror other Democratic plans while Bush conditionally supports increases if states opt out. The report also covers Afghan, European Union, Pakistani, and Kazakh developments with brief notes on security, governance, and international stance.
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