Remains of Lori Hacking. autopsy unable to identify death cause
In Salt Lake City authorities say the badly damaged remains recovered from a landfill hinder any determination of how Lori Hacking died. Autopsy confirmed identity by dental records but could not establish the cause of death amid a murder case against her husband Mark Hacking.
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Blair weighs redeploying British troops in Iraq
Prime Minister Blair said Britain may move a battalion from Basra to the north to aid Iraqi security, not to bolster Bush re election hopes. He stressed the action is military and tied to Iraqi elections, with critics accusing him of following Washington.
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Spain vows to stop plot to bomb National Court in Madrid
National Police intelligence cites a ringleader Mohamed Achraf, an Algerian born in the UAE, planning a 1100 pound dynamite truck attack on Madrid's National Court or Supreme Court to wipe out judges and destroy case files. Eight suspects arrested as wiretaps reveal discussions. extradition talks with Switzerland underway.
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U N criticized for limited help in Iraqi elections
Baghdad reports say the United Nations failed to provide sufficient election workers for January voting. Foreign Minister Hoshyar Zebari blamed the UN for a very limited staff presence, noting higher protection needs amid escalating violence. U N head Kofi Annan sought more troops to protect workers but faced no response.
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Bush and Kerry face dwindling campaign funds as RNC holds vast reserves
As October opens Bush shows under half of his 75 million government grant spent with 71 million on hand at the RNC which has 16 million available for coordination plus unlimited independent support. The RNC spent 57 million in September while the DNC reported 42 million in the bank and Kerry awaits its latest figures. Bush and Kerry both rely on government funding leaving private donations limited. Bush transferred about 4 million from the primary to GOP committees and some state parties received contributions.
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Flu vaccine delays as January supply eyed by officials
Federal health leaders report 2.6 million additional flu vaccine doses will be ready in January, far short of the 48 million lost to contamination. Dr Fauci says any late-dose aid helps during a season that peaks from December to March. Officials urge healthy adults to wait so high-risk groups can receive protection.
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