Polish miners strike against cutbacks in Poland
More than 18,000 Polish miners walked out to protest government plans to slash jobs and close mines as Poland works to join the European Union. The action, led by Solidarity, disrupted Rozbark mine near Katowice while other mines staged solidarity stoppages.
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Two more Americans killed in Iraq amid raids and clashes
The AP reports two US soldiers died near Balad and another in a roadside blast as insurgent attacks escalated. A US patrol in Baghdad's Gun Market killed three people, including an 11-year-old boy, amid a tense response to ongoing violence. US forces conducted a large Azamiya sweep, arresting 21 and seizing weapons.
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Arnold Schwarzenegger sworn in as California governor
Arnold Schwarzenegger was sworn in as the 38th governor of California after a recall election that ousted Gov. Gray Davis. The bodybuilder and action star pledged humility and honor before 7,500 dignitaries as Maria Shriver held the Bible.
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Early flu season starts strong with drift strains
CDC warns flu season is under way and could be worse than usual. Dr. Julie Gerberding urges early vaccination for adults over 50, young children, those with chronic illness, and health workers. Outbreaks already hit Texas and Colorado with a drift strain not targeted by the vaccine. cross protection is expected though effectiveness may vary.
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Britney Spears Defends Role Model Image On Radio
Britney Spears says she is a role model for young girls despite revealing magazine covers and explicit artwork. She urges parents not to worry if children imitate her and notes she has many older fans. The BBC quoted her remarks and her comments on Madonna and public scrutiny.
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Rush Limbaugh returns to radio after rehab
Rush Limbaugh returned to his syndicated radio show after five intense weeks of rehab for prescription painkiller addiction. He thanked listeners for concern, promised more honesty, and said the ordeal would not derail his program. He described seeking personal clarity and acknowledged past dependence on medications following spinal surgery.
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