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Indonesian forensic policemen look at debris at the National Police headquarters complex in Jakarta on February 3, 2003. An explosion rocked the National Police headquarters early Monday, but there were no reports of casualites of serious damage. A police source said the cause of the blast was not immediately known. REUTERS

Bush to attend shuttle service, press on with Iraq

WASHINGTON, Monday (Reuters) U.S. President George W. Bush will lead Americans in mourning seven astronauts lost in the space shuttle Columbia disaster at a memorial service on Tuesday, but the tragedy will not derail his drive to disarm Iraq, the White House said.The president and first lady Laura Bush will travel to the Johnson Space Center in Houston, Texas, for a NASA tribute to the five men and two women killed on Saturday when Columbia disintegrated 40 miles (65 km) over Texas and 16 minutes from its destination in Florida.
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