Caribbean nations form own high court to sever British ties
Barbados Guyana Jamaica and Trinidad agree to establish the Caribbean Court of Justice next year, moving away from the colonial system with Britain as final arbiter, while Britain welcomes reduced involvement and costs.
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Portadown in standstill over Garvaghy Road march
Portadown prepares for a tense weekend as British troops and armored cars seal roads ahead of an Orange Order parade from Drumcree church to Garvaghy Road. Prime Minister Blair seeks a compromise with Protestant Orangemen and Catholic residents, amid protests, arson, and clashes at a hotspot of Northern Ireland peace efforts.
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Single union could come from merger in New Orleans
NEA President Bob Chase argues the planned merger with the American Federation of Teachers would not create a new entity but unite two unions for children and reform. Delegates near 10,000 vote on Sunday to join AFL-CIO, despite fears over loss of identity.
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SEAL trainee dies after accident during swim
CORONADO Calif An airman training to become a SEAL died after choking and passing out during survival training in a pool Navy said Gordon Racine Jr 25 of Houston died Thursday after more than a day on life support Autopsy scheduled for Monday He is the second trainee to die in the unit s 36 year history. In 1988 a trainee died from hypothermia during an ocean swim.
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Talk Back Live faces fallout over nerve gas retraction
CNN audience reacts to the network retracting a report that the U S military used sarin in a Vietnam era mission. Viewers say CNN is trying to make amends while moderator Robbie Battista calls the episode a journalistic nightmare. Some credit quick corrections and airing the facts on live TV.
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