Schwarzenegger Davis clash over driver's license bill
Gov. Gray Davis defends signing a bill granting licenses to illegal immigrants as Arnold Schwarzenegger seizes on the issue, vowing to repeal and raising security concerns. The dispute highlights immigration as a key recall race topic, with Schwarzenegger noting his immigrant background.
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Rare 9 11 tape surfaces before anniversary
The New York Times reports a rare video tape showing both planes hitting the World Trade Center and a second image of the first strike. The Czech immigrant construction worker who filmed it saved an hourlong record now sought by federal investigators to help determine the collapse speed of the north tower.
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Bermuda Devastated by Fabian Storm Strikes 50 Years Record
Fabian blasted Bermuda with 120 mph winds causing widespread damage. Four people missing as crews search for two police officers and two civilians swept from a causeway. 26 000 homes without power and dozens sheltered while hospitals run on generators. Premier Scott vows resilience as divers continue search and recovery efforts.
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Evidence of Iraqi plans to secretly pursue mass weapons
U S officials say evidence points to dual use sites in Iraq that could manufacture weapons but no actual weapons have been found. CIA and DIA analysts differ over trailers once linked to bioweapons, while Kay cautions a final verdict remains uncertain.
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Health registry starts to track World Trade Center workers and locals
New York health officials launched a registry to monitor long term effects of air exposure for up to 300,000 people near the World Trade Center during and after the September 11 attacks. Enrollment began Friday with a preliminary report due this fall.
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Retraction Issued Over Ecstasy Brain Study Labeling Error
Johns Hopkins researchers retract a September 2002 Ecstasy brain study after animals received a different drug due to labeling mix ups. The journal says the error does not undermine earlier work showing Ecstasy hazards to neurons in squirrel monkeys and baboons.
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Spade Treads Hollywood Walk of Fame in Star Ceremony
Los Angeles AP reports David Spade 39 receives the 2235th Hollywood Walk of Fame star outside the Hollywood Roosevelt Hotel. Spade notes the honor means a lot and jokes about rumors linking the award to frequent flier miles.
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No golf event aims to aid Yanney Park fundraiser
KEARNEY Neb AP no event golf tournament replaces real game to raise funds for Yanney Heritage Park 80 acre site. Marge Lauer foundation director says entry fees 75 dollars for individuals 300 dollars for teams offer prizes music wine meals and fishing gear.
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