Weather Summary for Recent Days and Forecast
Weather report notes precipitation totals for March 25 2002 and March 26 2001, plus last 30 days and year to date. Rain and thunderstorms appear in today forecast with temperatures in the 50s to 60s. Total rainfall amounts listed: 0.00 inches for both earlier dates, 0.410 inches in the last 30 days, and 0.841 inches year to date.
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Moon Phases This Spring Across March and April
The article lists moon phase dates for March 28 and April 4 12 and 20 detailing full new and crescent stages. It notes gradual illumination changes and marks key dates for observing visible phases across the spring period.
Light cigarette lawsuits target big tobacco over light claims
Lawsuits filed in 11 states accuse Philip Morris R J Reynolds and Brown & Williamson of deceiving smokers by marketing cigarettes as lighter or safer. An Oregon jury awarded 150 million to survivors of a woman who died of lung cancer, deeming low tar claims false. Regulators note FTC lacks a light definition, while industry argues terms reflect taste strength.
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Rumsfeld questions Enron ties with Army chief White
Defense Secretary Donald Rumsfeld said he summoned Army Secretary Thomas White to discuss White's links to Enron and how he would respond to congressional inquiries. White, formerly an Enron executive, detailed 55 calls to Enron officials and disclosed 29 contacts with Enron in January. He stated no one at Enron pressured him to use influence and that most talks related to Enron's financial condition. Critics question if conversations influenced his rapid stock sales before Enron's collapse.
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Ridge Offers Compromise to Testify on Homeland Budget
Homeland Security Director Tom Ridge proposes a less formal briefing to the House and Senate next month to answer lawmakers about the White House domestic security budget. He argues advisers do not traditionally testify, citing concerns about constitutional separation of powers. Senate leaders threaten subpoenas if the offer fails.
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