Trials reveal drugs in Diana's driver blood
Paris prosecutors report blood tests show fluoxetine and tiaoride in Henri Paul before the crash that killed Princess Diana and Dodi Fayed. Doctors warn about driving with these medications as the investigation considers driver responsibility.
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Mourners mark day of Mother Teresa inspiration
Mourners gathered around Mother Teresa's body in Calcutta to mark the anniversary of her calling to serve the poor. A private Mass at St. Thomas' Church preceded a public viewing and interfaith service as crowds queued for days. Canonization inquiry discussions center on possible miracles. Cardinal Ratzinger noted unlikely rapid measures. Monsignor Gomes said miracles are needed after death.
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First Woman Cadet Suspended From VMI
Angelica Garza, a member of VMI’s first coed class, was suspended for two semesters for striking an upperclassman. Her father defended the decision while VMI officials emphasized discipline and the rat line training.
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Eleven Die As Van Crashes On Coast Highway
A van carrying numerous occupants collided with a pickup on a winding repair zone of Highway 1 near Lompoc California. Eleven people died and four were injured as both vehicles burned. Six bodies were in the van and three in the truck including a child. responders said delays hampered information.
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Healthy economy does not erase personal money worries
New York Money magazine survey finds Americans remain anxious about finances despite a strong economy. Wages haven't kept pace with inflation, though people remain cautiously optimistic about the economy and their personal situation. Adam Richard of Willard & Shullman notes guarded optimism.
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FTC proposes new tar and nicotine disclosure in cigarette ads
The Federal Trade Commission unveiled changes to its advertising rules, aiming to show a range of tar and nicotine depending on inhalation depth and including a disclaimer about deep inhaling to prevent smoker deception. The move follows concerns over misleading tobacco labeling in ads.
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