Arsenic at Nahant cookout kills baby boy
In Nahant near Boston a weekend cookout ended in tragedy as a baby boy died and his 2 year old sister was hospitalized after arsenic was poured into the formula bottle and a drinking glass. Investigators probe the incident while host Constantine Pitsas blames the liquid on water.
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California Broadcasters Likely to Drop Schwarzenegger Films
California broadcasters face a recall election dilemma as airing Arnold Schwarzenegger films or related shows could trigger equal-time demands by rivals. Cable channels are not restricted by the FCC rule, but broadcast airings may be paused for months while Don Novello and over 240 candidates compete in the Oct. 7 recall race against Gov. Gray Davis.
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Sept 11 Families Protest WTC Rebuilding Plan in New York
Relatives of World Trade Center victims announce a Sept 10 rally organized by the Coalition of 9/11 Families to oppose construction over the original footprints. They demand preservation of bedrock as sacred ground, citing remains found at the site and the need for a memorial three stories above bedrock.
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Day of charitable works proposed to honor Sept 11 victims
A New York nonprofit One Day's Pay aims to turn Sept 11 into an annual chance to boost volunteerism with a pledge of time or money. Organizers hope 30 million participants by 2010, stressing a simple observe by doing good for others. Jay Winuk supports the plan as a constructive response to the tragedy.
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Congressional split may doom Medicare bill
Washington negotiators remain far apart on how the 400 billion prescription drug plan for the elderly should work. The split risks a major political embarrassment for the White House and lawmakers, potentially forcing a shift away from moving seniors from Medicare to private plans.
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