UN says security vital for Iraq elections by Jan 31 deadline
In Baghdad the UN says tighter security is needed for Iraq elections by January 31. A U S soldier was killed near Fallujah as British troops used rubber bullets to disperse anti coalition protestors. The U N met with the Iraqi Governing Council to discuss interim governance before powerhand over in June and general elections afterward.
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Saddam Hussein silent during joint CIA FBI interrogations
U S officials say Saddam Hussein provides little useful information in interrogations now run by CIA and FBI as they shift from gathering intelligence to assembling evidence for potential trials. Analysts note he denies, distracts, and counsels that he may be enjoying the debate.
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Uzbekistan terror incidents leave 19 dead in Tashkent
A string of coordinated attacks linked to Islamic militants killed 19 people and wounded 26 in Uzbekistan. Police and intelligence officials said the bombings, including at the Chorsu market, were designed to destabilize the Karimov regime and followed planned actions months in advance.
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Exercise after breast cancer boosts survival in study
In Orlando, researchers report that modest daily activity like a half hour walk can markedly improve survival for breast cancer patients. Women who exercised after diagnosis cut death risk by about 25 to 50 percent, prompting doctors to advocate moderate activity as a safe, beneficial aid to recovery.
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Massachusetts moves toward ban on gay marriage and civil unions
The Legislature backed a constitutional amendment to ban same sex marriage and legalize civil unions by a 105 92 vote prompting Governor Romney to seek a stay on the court ordered May 17 start date. The measure faces further votes in 2004 and a statewide vote in 2006.
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Elderly Queens man charged with attempted murder in family shooting
Vincent Ford Sr., 81, faces charges after allegedly shooting his son Vincent Ford Jr., 42, also known as actor Keith Diamond, three times with a .32 revolver in their Queens home. Ford Jr. was hospitalized in stable condition with injuries to the face chest and arm. Ford Sr. awaits arraignment on attempted murder assault and weapons counts.
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