Border clashes in Dagestan leave Russians dead and wounded
Russian helicopter gunships and artillery bombarded Chechen positions as fierce border fighting erupted in Dagestan. Seven Russian servicemen died and 14 were wounded in the sector, officials said, in what could be the heaviest fighting in months between Moscow and Chechen militants.
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Kosovo violence escalates as Serbs flee and monks sheltered
NATO peacekeepers try to curb Albanian revenge amid reports of mass graves and killings. Serbian Orthodox Church leader Patriarch Pavel returns to Kosovo to urge Serbs to stay, while monks shelter at Gracanica monastery. NATO blocks access to monasteries as violence spreads.
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Preventing ACL Knee Injuries in Women Across Sports
Washington report outlines how women face higher ACL tear risk than men and offers prevention steps. Experts emphasize strengthening hamstrings and proper jumping crouch, plus neuromuscular training to reduce noncontact tears in basketball, soccer, skiing, and daily activity.
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Gambling Perils Cited In New Federal Study
A National Gambling Impact Study Commission report released today highlights gambling dangers in South Carolina as a case study. It urges a nation wide 21 age limit, bans on collegiate betting, casino cash machine removals, lottery ad cuts, and a moratorium on new gambling activities, but faces slim chances of enacted changes.
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Grand Strand swimming advisory lifted for most areas
A state health department says the Grand Strand advisory on beach swimming is lifted for most areas after water tests showed safe bacteria levels. Only sections 200 feet around storm drains on 2ath Avenue North and near Withers Swash, plus Surfside Beach from Pirateland Campground to 10th Avenue North, remain closed.
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Charles seeks 160 million to fund young entrepreneurs
London Prince Charles launches a campaign with Prime Minister Blair and William Hague to raise 160 million dollars to aid young entrepreneurs. The Prince's Trust aims for 80 million, with the Labour government to match, hoping to create 30,000 new businesses in five years.
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