Canada to scale back SARS airport screenings policy
Canada plans to scale back airport SARS screening including suspending fever detectors, with Health Minister Anne McLellan set to announce the shift. WHO confirmed Canada informed the agency, noting screenings could resume within 48 hours if another outbreak arises.
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Bush urges Europe to aid Iraq democracy and ally support
President Bush urged Europe to set aside U S Britain disagreements and back democracy in Iraq or risk letting terrorists regain influence He spoke after a Bucking ham Palace welcome with Queen Elizabeth II The antiwar demonstrations planned for his state visit drew tens of thousands of protesters as Bush defended military action and warned of chaos if democracy fails in Iraq
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Finalists unveiled for World Trade Center memorial designs
Eight designs chosen from 5200 entries will compete for the memorial at Lower Manhattan. Jury chair John Whitehead praises the concepts combining light water earth and life. Finalists include local and international architects with private areas for relatives and a tomb for unidentified remains. Families viewed the proposals and largely approved.
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Mubarak Interruption Highlights Health Crisis During Speech
Egyptian President Hosni Mubarak paused a nationally televised parliament address for over 30 minutes due to a health episode. He returned with a stronger voice after a brief checkup, citing a cold and low blood pressure amid Ramadan fasting and antibiotic use.
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Limbaugh denies laundering money amid drug probe
West Palm Beach authorities investigate whether Rush Limbaugh legally funneled funds to buy prescription painkillers. Limbaugh, back on air after rehab, denies the accusation, saying he was withdrawing money, not laundering it. A criminal inquiry in Palm Beach County ties Limbaugh to a prescription drug ring, with details about cash withdrawals and a former maid’s purchases, tied to U S Trust bank actions.
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Charities and tantrums involve prominent figures and a snake record
Charities including Oprah’s Angel Network fundraisers in ten counties are noted. Model claims of a tantrum at the Lermitage Hotel involve Monistown and Campbell, a Texas man named Jackie Bibby set a nine-snake mouth-stuffing record near Fort Worth, breaking his own prior marks and drawing Guinness World Records photographer presence. Bibby aimed for 81 snakes in a bathtub stunt but stopped after about 40 were dumped on him.
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