Heinz Kerry fortune taps trigger campaign funds rule
Teresa Heinz Kerry’s assets, estimated at 550 million dollars or more, are controlled by Heinz Kerry and cannot be used for John Kerry’s presidential bid under federal law. Campaign spokesman Robert Gibbs said the rule prevents using inherited or reported assets from Heinz to fuel the Massachusetts Democrat’s campaign.
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Statue of Eisenhower Finds Permanent Place in Capitol
Dwight D. Eisenhower was dedicated in the Capitol in a Wednesday ceremony after four years of arrival and exchange. Kansas swapped a marble sculpture of former governor George Washington Glick for the statue, under a 1864 law allowing two statues per state in the National Statuary Hall Collection.
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House passes partial birth abortion ban in vote
The House approved a ban on partial birth abortion by 282 to 139, moving the measure toward President Bush for signature. Supporters call it morally imperative. opponents vow court challenges, arguing constitutional issues and Roe v. Wade relevance.
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R-Fla
Martha Stewart Indicted in Insider Trading Scandal
Martha Stewart is indicted on securities fraud conspiracy and obstruction charges related to selling ImClone stock in 2001 based on insider tips. She resigns as chairman and CEO of Martha Stewart Living Omnimedia, pledging innocence as prosecutors seek $45,000 in disgorgement and potential penalties.
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Merrill Lynch
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Art
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Wall Street
Robert Morville
Samuel Waksal
Rutgers to award Flip Wilson scholarship for black journalism students
New Brunswick Rutgers University will create a $23 500 annual Flip Wilson scholarship for black journalism majors with a first recipient chosen next spring. The program honors Wilson whose will funds scholarships at several universities including Rutgers.
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Michigan
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Washington, D.C
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Jersey City
Drug ring used hidden spaces to smuggle heroin and cocaine
Seven men charged after a three year probe into a Tampa operation that moved cocaine from Texas and heroin from Colombia. Authorities say the group earned about 450000 a month and used computer hard drives and hollowed out books to hide drugs. Raids yielded 11 pounds of cocaine, over a pound of heroin and 125000 in cash. Seventy five year old Douglas Cone’s death case also noted as potential financial motive. Six suspects held without bail. one released on 25000 bail. All face racketeering and drug charges.
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