Haiti flood toll rises past five hundred seventy three
Floods unleashed by Tropical Storm Jeanne devastate Haiti hitting Gonaives and Port-de-Paix. Survivors count bodies as search crews recover hundreds and officials warn of more fatalities while relief efforts begin amid rising floodwaters and closures.
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CBS apologizes for Bush story in National Guard memo saga
CBS News apologized for its Bush National Guard story amid questions about memos later deemed likely forgeries. An independent panel will review the reporting while Dan Rather and CBS President Heyward acknowledge errors and delay in response fueled the scandal's political impact.
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Flood Devastates Towns Following Hupkcane Hwan Rains
East Ohio and West Virginia suffered severe flooding as the Susquehanna and Muskingum rivers overflowed. In Point Pleasant West Virginia and Port Deposit Maryland floodwaters reached lampposts and closed streets, with downtowns isolated and hundreds evacuated. Marietta College field saw water to the goal posts, and over 1,700 residents were displaced across eastern Ohio. Officials warned of ongoing recovery as towns opened emergency centers and authorities declared disaster areas across multiple states.
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Goss heads toward CIA confirmation amid Democratic objections
President Bush’s pick for CIA director faced skepticism from Democrats who argued he would be insufficiently independent. Despite GOP support, Senate Intelligence panel members signaled debate soon, with some Democrats set to vote no. Goss’s congressional tenure as former House Intelligence Chairman noted as a factor in the nomination.
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Debates agreement reached for Bush Kerry race
Negotiators for President Bush and John Kerry reached a set of debate terms on a two presidential debates and two citizen town hall sessions. The schedule includes a Sept 1 foreign policy first debate at the University of Coral Gables and a second town hall in St Louis, with a third and fourth debate to follow at Washington University and Ohio State University. Moderators were named by the bipartisan panel. Both campaigns praised the arrangement and said they look forward to the debates.
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