CIA flights...Huckabee on McCain...Heart attack awareness

Washington (AP) The CIA Director is acknowledging that two secret flights carrying terror suspects refueled on British territory. The U.S. had given assurances that none of the flights since the September 11th terrorist attacks had used British airspace or soil.

TOLEDO, Ohio (AP) Mike Huckabee says he knows John McCain "to be a man of integrity." He's reacting to stories suggesting his rival for the Republican presidential nomination had a relationship with a female lobbyist that worried aides. McCain says The New York Times report is "not true."


WASHINGTON (AP) Barack Obama is picking up more support from organized labor today. A union official says that the new Change to Win labor federation will endorse Obama's presidential bid. The federation is made up of seven unions, four of which have already endorsed the Illinois senator.

ISLAMABAD, Pakistan (AP) Pakistan's two main opposition parties say they'll form a new government together. The leaders of the late Benazir Bhutto's Pakistan People's Party and the Pakistan Muslim League-N scored a big victory over President Pervez Musharraf's allies in elections earlier this week.

ATLANTA (AP) Federal health officials say only about 1 in 4 Americans know the warning signs of a heart attack. And they say most are unaware that the first thing to do is call 911. Doctors with the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention call the level of public awareness alarmingly low.

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