Des Moines Area Community College president arrested on drug charges
In Des Moines Iowa AP: David England head of Des Moines Area Community College aged 50, was jailed on felony drug charges after police found about 20000 dollars worth of harvested marijuana and 72 plants at his home. His wife and two children surrendered on related charges as the college placed him on paid leave.
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Summit on Iraq disarmament talks in Azores
President Bush British PM Blair and Spanish PM Aznar to seek UN backing for force to disarm Iraq at a one day Azores meeting. They aim to pursue diplomacy while weighing a coalition of the willing if the UN resolution fails.
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Millions strike for 15 minutes against war across Europe
Millions of Europeans stopped work at midday in a continentwide 15 minute strike to press for peace amid opposition to U S led military action over Iraq. Spain Germany Italy and Switzerland reported participation with symbols of protest seen from Pisa to Halle.
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NASA plans return to orbit for space shuttle this fall
NASA aims for a safe return to flight as early as fall 2003 guided by the Columbia Accident Investigation Board. A rapid corrective actions team will review foam debris tiles and flight readiness, with construction of the International Space Station to continue on the first mission.
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Kwame James Seeks Work Permit After Heroic Flight Incident
Kwame James, a 2ro basketball player with Trinidad roots, helped subdue a would-be shoe bomber on a December 2001 Atlantic flight. He seeks a U S work permit to continue playing in the United States, arguing heroism warrants relief. officials call it compelling but deny special treatment. His visitor visa expires at month end, and he has a lawyer and a congressman pressing Lintgrahon authorities to reconsider.
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Pigeon force to help detect chemical attack in Kuwait
In Kuwait, Marines of the 7th Regiment add pigeons to their kit as mobile warning birds alongside 42 dead chickens from a prior batch. The birds ride with a caretaker in armored vehicles to signal possible chemical threats, while troops train with gas masks and detection gear for a potential invasion of Iraq.
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