Oregon woman dies under Death with Dignity law
Colleen Rice a 67 year old cancer patient in Oregon died after taking lethal drugs under the Death with Dignity law she helped enact in 1997 Her family describes her decision as a final act of autonomy amid national dispute over exempted physician assisted death Critics argue the law conflicts with medical ethics while supporters say terminally ill patients have a right to choose their death Rice’s story highlights the legal battles with the Bush administration and ongoing debate over end of life care
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Arafat Faces Pressure Amid Gaza West Bank Strife
The piece surveys Palestinian and Israeli reactions as Arafat seeks to crack down on militants amid blame exchanges over violence that has killed hundreds. It notes arrests of Hamas and Islamic Jihad members, clashes killing seven, Hamas’ suspension of attacks, and calls for renewed peace talks. Public and international pressures frame Arafat’s actions as tactical moves.
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