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Washington File Archive - December, 2004

31 December, 2004 - U.S. Tsunami Aid Now to Total $350 Million

31 December, 2004 - Powell Reiterates U.S. Pledge of Major Aid to Tsunami Victims

31 Decemebr, 2004 - U.S., International Tsunami Relief Efforts Move Into High Gear

30 December, 2004 - Half a Billion Dollars Pledged to Tsunami Relief, Annan Says

30 December, 2004 - Floating Warehouses of Supplies, Equipment Head to Asia

29 December, 2004 - Web Site Answers Questions about Earthquakes, Tsunamis

29 December, 2004 - Huge U.S. Military Relief Effort Moves to Tsunami-Struck Region

29 December, 2004 - Bush Provides Details of U.S. Tsunami Relief Efforts

29 December, 2004 - United States Gears Up for Disaster Relief Worldwide

29 December, 2004 - United States Makes Long-Term Pledge to Tsunami Disaster Relief

29 December, 2004 - Web Site Answers Questions about Earthquakes, Tsunamis

28 December, 2004 - USAID Fact Sheet on South Asia Earthquake and Tsunami

28 December, 2004 - USAID Fact Sheet on South Asia Earthquake and Tsunami

28 December, 2004 - U.S. Energy Department Database Locates Tsunami Victims

28 December, 2004 - U.S. Military Assistance to Tsunami Victims Already Under Way

28 December, 2004 - Powell Outlines U.S. Help to Tsunami Victims

27 December, 2004 - USAID Fact Sheet on South Asia Earthquake and Tsunamis

27 December, 2004 - U.S. Relief Teams, Aid Heading to South and Southeast Asia

27 December, 2004 - U.S. Answering Red Cross Appeal on Tsunami Disaster, Powell Says

26 December, 2004 - U.S. Ready To Help Nations Affected by Bay of Bengal Earthquake

23 December, 2004 - U.S. Sends Condolences on Death of Former Indian Prime Minister Rao

22 December, 2004 - Powell Looks Back on U.S. Foreign Policy Successes, Problems

22 December, 2004 - India, United States to Improve Enforcement of Customs Laws

22 December, 2004 - U.S. Agencies To Award $15 Million for Biomass Projects

22 December, 2004 - Powell Looks Back on U.S. Foreign Policy Successes, Problems

21 December, 2004 - NASA Airborne Observatory Reveals Land Changing to Desert

21 December, 2004 - U.S Tightens Policy on Shrimp Imports from Uncertified Countries

21 December, 2004 - U.S. Economic Expansion Projected to Continue in 2005

21 December, 2004 - Armitage Sees Momentous World Impact in China's Growth

21 December, 2004 - U.S. University Offers Help for Earthquake Damage in Bam, Iran

21 December, 2004 - Two Saudi Nationals Named as Terrorist Financiers

21 December, 2004 - Post-9/11 Visa System Fairer, More Efficient, More Predictable

20 December, 2004 - Post-9/11 Visa System Fairer, More Efficient, More Predictable

20 December, 2004 - Researchers Present Cassini Findings About Saturn

20 December, 2004 - U.S. Agencies Partner on Warning System for Tropical Islands

20 December, 2004 - Saturn's Outer Rings Could Be Disappearing, Scientist Says

20 December, 2004 - U.S., International Dangerous Goods Transport Rules Aligned

20 December, 2004 - Four Shrimp-Dumping Cases Move to Final Stage

20 December, 2004 - Intelligence Law Contains Enhanced Border Security Provisions

20 December, 2004 - Mine Action Information Center Issues New Edition of "Smart Book"

20 December, 2004 - Intensified Violence in Darfur Gravely Concerns United States

20 December, 2004 - Navy Secretary Says Another Guantanamo Detainee Will Be Released

20 December, 2004 - Climate Change Meeting Ends with Goals to Cut Emissions

18 December, 2004 - White House Official Outlines First Steps on Oceans Plan

17 December, 2004 - United States Forgives 100 Percent of Iraqi Debt

17 December, 2004 - U.S. Pursues Cooperative Approach to a Limited Missile Defense

17 December, 2004 - Bush Issues New Directive on Oceans, Coasts

17 December, 2004 - United States Adds Al-Manar TV Network to Terrorism List

17 December, 2004 - World Must Maintain Collective Fight against Terror, U.S. Says

17 December, 2004 - U.S. to Assist in Providing Security for U.N. Election Workers in Iraq

17 December, 2004 - Powell, Snow, al-Mahdi Sign Iraqi Debt Cancellation

17 December, 2004 - Mission of U.S. Intelligence Community Is Diverse

17 December, 2004 - History of Intelligence Reform Reflects Past Contingencies

17 December, 2004 - U.S. Condemns Burmese Junta's New Restrictions on Suu Kyi

17 December, 2004 - Bush Signs Intelligence Reform Legislation

17 December, 2004 - Strong U.S. Economic Growth Forecast by Bush Advisers

17 December, 2004 - U.S. Should Join U.N. Oceans Treaty, State Department Says

17 December, 2004 - Economic Development Essential to Address Climate Change

17 December, 2004 - Better Technologies Key to Addressing Climate Change

17 December, 2004 - U.S. Strives for Sustainability in Climate Change Programs

17 December, 2004 - New Desalination Technology Taps Waste Heat from Power Plants

17 December, 2004 - New U.S. Effort to Protect Oceans, Coasts Launched

16 December, 2004 - Darfur Policy Reflects U.S. Multilateral Approach

16 December, 2004 - President Bush Pays Tribute on Anniversary of Battle of the Bulge

16 December, 2004 - Nations Pledge Cooperation on Clean Energy Development

16 December, 2004 - Bush Delays Move of U.S. Embassy to Jerusalem

16 December, 2004 - Prosperous Economies Best at Dealing with Environmental Change

16 December, 2004 - New Method Checks Emissions from Developing-World Stoves

16 December, 2004 - International Forum Tackles Carbon Dioxide Emission Problem

16 December, 2004 - Darfur Policy Reflects U.S. Multilateral Approach

16 December, 2004 - NASA Scientists Report on Giant Atmospheric Brown Cloud

16 December, 2004 - Study Demonstrates Effect of Anthrax Vaccine

16 December, 2004 - Forum for the Future Goals Find Strong Support in Broader Mideast

16 December, 2004 - Powell Awarded Fulbright Prize for International Understanding

16 December, 2004 - U.S. Current Account Deficit Sets Record as Imports Increase

16 December, 2004 - Homeland Security's Ridge Recaps U.S. Cargo-Screening Procedures

15 December, 2004 - Powell Honors State Department's CultureConnect Ambassadors

15 December, 2004 - Singer Mary Wilson Helps Fight AIDS

15 December, 2004 - Economic Growth Key to a Better Environment, Envoy Says

15 December, 2004 - Historic Opening for Peace Exists in Sudan, U.S. Official Says

15 December, 2004 - Serious Human Rights Abuses Continue in China, Kozak Says

15 December, 2004 - Long-Term Aviation Plan Aims to Maintain U.S. Leadership

15 December, 2004 - United States Lays Out Vision for Addressing Climate Change

15 December, 2004 - United States Welcomes New Egyptian-Israeli Trade Agreement

15 December, 2004 - Historic Opening for Peace Exists in Sudan, U.S. Official Says

15 December, 2004 - Long-Term Aviation Plan Aims to Maintain U.S. Leadership

15 December, 2004 - U.S., Japan Launch Cooperative Program for Humanitarian Aid

15 December, 2004 - U.S. Universities, Colleges Welcome Students from around the Globe

15 December, 2004 - Safety of AIDS Drug Nevirapine Raised at White House Briefing

15 December, 2004 - Anti-AIDS Drug Nevirapine Safe, Health Agency Says

15 December, 2004 - International Forum Tackles CO2 Emissions from Power Plants

15 December, 2004 - Aura Satellite Sheds New Light on Air Quality, Pollutants

15 December, 2004 - NASA Set to Launch First Comet Impact Probe

15 December, 2004 - U.S. Partners to Validate Carbon Sequestration Technologies

14 December, 2004 - State Department Official Defends U.S. Policy on Landmines

14 December, 2004 - U.S. Jazz Musicians Join State Department in Fighting AIDS

14 December, 2004 - Carbon Sequestration Technology Could Help Slow Global Warming

14 December, 2004 - U.S. Power Sector Agrees to Voluntary Greenhouse Gas Reductions

14 December, 2004 - NASA Scientists Link Greenhouse Gases to Insects and Trees

14 December, 2004 - U.S. Jazz Artists Visit India with AIDS-Awareness Message

14 December, 2004 - U.S. Confirms Its Support for India's Fight Against HIV/AIDS

14 December, 2004 - U.S. Earmarks $5 Billion in Foreign Aid to the Mideast in FY05

13 December, 2004 - Post-Kyoto Climate Negotiations Premature, U.S. Official Says

13 December, 2004 - First U.S. SARS Vaccine Trial Opens at National Health Institutes

13 December, 2004 - Bush Chooses EPA Chief for Health and Human Services Secretary

13 December, 2004 - U.S. Teams Up With NBA to Promote Children's Health

10 December, 2004 - Thwarting Terrorism Requires Strong International Partners

10 December, 2004 - Community of Democracies Affirms Commitment to Human Rights

10 December, 2004 - U.S. Has Long Commitment to Humanitarian, Training Assistance

10 December, 2004 - New Oil and Gas Projects to Reduce Greenhouse Gas Emissions

10 December, 2004 - AIDS Spread Linked to Violence Against Women, U.N. Says

10 December, 2004 - Military Populations at High Risk of HIV Infection

10 December, 2004 - NASA Explorer School Concept Goes International

10 December, 2004 - U.S. Pledges Smallpox Vaccine to Global Stockpile

10 December 2004 - Human Rights Week: Statement by Secretary of State Colin L. Powell

09 December, 2004 - Over 100 Nations Benefit From U.S. Military Training, Education

09 December 2004 - USAID Funds Project to Fight Childhood Deaths in Developing World

09 December 2004 -International Research Gives Insight to Immunity, HIV

09 December 2004 - U.S. Officials Outline Bush Policies to Address Climate Change

09 December 2004 - International Researchers Compare Chicken, Human Genomes

09 December 2004 - Bush, Jewish Representatives Light Hanukkah Menorah

09 December 2004 - Foreign Spending Bill Including AIDS Money Signed by Bush

09 December 2004 - Countries Approve International Customs Standards

09 December 2004 - Powell Salutes Kennedy Center Honorees

09 December 2004 - Corruption Remains Rampant, Says Poll of 64 Countries

09 December 2004 - Democracy Called Essential for Protection of Human Rights

09 December 2004 - United Nations Still a Vital Institution, State's Holmes Says

09 December 2004 - Powell Sees Bright Future for NATO

09 December 2004 - Bush Administration Transition into Second Term Nears Completion

09 December 2004 - Ministers Agree on Expanded NATO Roles in Iraq, Afghanistan

08 December 2004 - Palestinian Authority To Receive $20 Million in U.S. Aid

08 December 2004 - U.S. Satellite Completes Three-Year Mission

08 December 2004 - International Telecom Accord Sent to Senate for Approval

08 December 2004 - USAID Official Outlines Agency's Western Hemisphere Initiatives

08 December 2004 - U.S. Has Three-Pronged Climate Change Strategy, Envoy Says

08 December 2004 - New Backgrounder, Powell Statement Available for Human Rights Day

08 December 2004 - Hunger Still Claims Millions of Lives Yearly, U.N. Report Says

08 December 2004 - Treasury Dept. Identifies Cuban Travel Agency Targeting U.S. Tourists

08 December 2004 - U.S. Congress Passes Sweeping Intelligence Overhaul Legislation

08 December 2004 - Treasury Secretary Snow Will Stay in Bush Cabinet

08 December 2004 - U.S. Committed to Human Rights, Democracy Worldwide, Powell Says

08 December 2004 - Powell Urges Europe to Work with U.S. to Support Democracy

08 December 2004 - Burns Sees "Rare Moment of Opportunity" at Oslo Conference

07 December 2004 - Bush Extends Hanukkah Greetings to Jews Around the World

07 December 2004 - U.S. Consulate in Jeddah Will Open Soon, U.S. Ambassador Says

07 December 2004 - White House Issues Global Climate Change Fact Sheet

07 December 2004 - U.S. Officials Participate in Release of Coral Reef Report

07 December 2004 - NASA Releases Latest Version of Shuttle Return-to-Flight Report

07 December 2004 - U.S. Energy Department Funds New Fusion Energy Experiment

07 December 2004 - December 10 Marks Human Rights Day

07 December 2004 - Bush Honors American Veterans of World War II

07 December 2004 - Powell Says OSCE Does Not Have "Double Standards"

06 December 2004 - Bush Hopes to Seize Moment for Middle East Peace

06 December 2004 - Jeddah Attack Will Not Deter Fight Against Terror, Powell Says

06 December 2004 - Fact Sheet on U.S. Development Assistance

06 December 2004 - International Partnership for Hydrogen Economy Closes First Year

06 December 2004 - FDA Adopts Rule to Improve Food, Feed Safety

06 December 2004 - U.S. Official Addresses First Plenary Climate Change Meeting

06 December 2004 - United States Finds No Currency Manipulation by Trading Partners

06 December 2004 - More Targeted Anti-Hunger Policies Needed, USAID Official Says

06 December 2004 - 800,000 People Trafficked Yearly, U.S. Labor Secretary Says

05 December 2004 - Powell Pledges to Work With Ukraine as Re-run Election Looms

04 December 2004 - Powell Tells Women Entrepreneurs Their Contributions Are Essential

04 December 2004 - Bush Tells Musharraf Middle East Peace is a Second Term Priority

03 December 2004 - U.S. Officials Announce Actions to Conserve Coral Reefs

03 December 2004 - NASA Study Links Wind, Current Changes to Indian Ocean Warming

03 December 2004 - Reports Detail Rover Discoveries of Wet Martian History

03 December 2004 - U.S. Officials Brief Foreign Press on Climate Change Policy

03 December 2004 - President Signs Reauthorization Enhancing Disabilities Education

03 December 2004 - Researchers Trace how AIDS Virus Spreads After Oral Exposure

03 December 2004 - Secretary of Health and Human Services Tommy Thompson Resigns

03 December 2004 - Muslim Holidays Earn Growing Recognition in U.S.

03 December 2004 - Arab Businesswomen Reflect on U.S. Internships

03 December 2004 - Aid Agency Soon to Name Four Countries for MCA Funding

03 December 2004 - U.S. Urges More Liberalization in Air Services with China, EU

03 December 2004 - Treasury Department Hails Pakistan's Choice to Forego IMF Funds

03 December 2004 - Bush Nominates Kerik as Secretary of Homeland Security

03 December 2004 - Danforth Resigns as U.S. Ambassador to United Nations

1 December 2004 - U.S. Leads Global Challenge to AIDS Pandemic, Powell Says

1 December 2004 - Indian Professor in U.S. Studies HIV/AIDS-Drug Abuse Connection

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