Death row population hits 30 year low in 2003
The Justice Department reports 144 inmates were sentenced to death in 2003, 24 fewer than 2002 and less than half the average from 1994 to 2000. Illinois emptied its death row that year amid wrongful conviction findings. Critics cite public hesitation and life without parole as influencing juries.
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Secondhand Smoke Dispute Anchors Tobacco Trial
The government argues a five decade conspiracy by the leading tobacco firms to hide secondhand smoke dangers. Trials in Washington seek 280 billion in civil penalties as evidence shows nonsmokers exposed to smoke have higher lung cancer risks. Industry reps dispute the strength of the evidence citing lifestyle factors and statistical limits.
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Dan Webb
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Terry Pechacek
Centers For Disease Control
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Single mom reluctant to share in daughter's school functions
Dear Abby advice column discusses a mother who objects to Beth, her ex-husband George's new wife, attending Liza's kindergarten parent teacher events. Abby cautions that shared custody and involvement could benefit the child and urges thoughtful, constructive communication.
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