North embroiled in TV scandal during JAG cameo
Oliver North, famed for the Reagan era arms for hostages scandal, will guest star as a retired military intelligence operative on NBCs JAG. In the episode he leaks sensitive information to the Navy JAG to help a friendly fire probe at a Marine base.
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Two Shot At Postal Center In Palatine
A longtime postal worker named Dorsey Thomas, 83, accused of shooting two coworkers at a Palatine, Illinois processing center, left one critically injured. His lawyer Terry Gillespie says Thomas is not violent and has been treated for severe low mood and physical ailments. Thomas has no prior trouble.
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New College of USF Tops Money Magazine Value List
New College of the University of South Florida is named the nation’s best college value for the third year in Money magazine’s top 100 schools. The liberal arts college on a bayside campus shows high academic standards while remaining affordable with out of state freshmen tuition rising to 7,850 dollars.
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Doctors Warn About Antacids in Magnesium Poisoning Report
CHICAGO AP Fourteen deaths 31 hospitalizations and four disability cases linked to magnesium-containing antacids from 1968 to 1994 per an FDA doctors report In the Archives of Family Medicine lead author Dr Man C Fung warned that consumers and physicians often underestimate the danger and misread symptoms of magnesium poisoning.
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Judge Ito to rule on Fuhrman tapes impact on O J trial
In Los Angeles Judge Lance Ito weighs whether the predominantly black jury should hear excerpts from Mark Fuhrman tapes. The ruling, coming in days, could affect the trial's progress amid national tensions tied to the Rodney King case and community unrest. Ito expressed deep consideration and emotional strain over the decision.
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Attempts to remove controversial books in schools rise
Washington reports 338 removal attempts and 120 broad based challenges to public education last year. Notable challenged titles include Of Mice and Men and I Know Why the Caged Bird Sings. Critics say parental involvement is essential while opposing groups accuse overreach.
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Organizers Refuse to Accept Restrictions at World NGO Forum
In Beijing the world’s largest women’s meeting opens amid a clash with authorities over free speech. Organizers vow to defy limits on demonstrations within the site at Huairou while China imposes a ban on protests critical of Beijing. Irene Santino asserts no such instruction exists for the NGO forum. More than 20,000 activists from NGOs gather for a 10 day event.
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