Collision Sinks Luxury Car Carrier in English Channel
The Norwegian registered Tricolor carrying 2,862 luxury cars including BMWs Volvos and Saabs sank after a foggy collision with the Bahamas registered Kariba about 30 miles east of Ramsgate England. Both crews were unharmed and held for questioning.
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Catholic America at a crossroads
After Cardinal Bernard Law resigned over clergy sex abuse, Catholics nationwide face an uncertain Advent. Calls for reform include lay governance, accountability, and possible shifts away from clerical authority as laity seek healing and financial stability in the Boston Archdiocese and beyond.
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Brenda Hackett
S. Wayne
Dexter of Magnificent Seven dies at 85 in California
Brad Dexter, longtime tough guy actor and member of the Magnificent Seven, died at 85 in Rancho Mirage, California after a battle with emphysema. He appeared in Run Silent Run Deep and None but the Brave, and saved Frank Sinatra from drowning on the Hawaii set.
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Clark Gable
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Charles Bronson
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Peggy Lee
Monroe
Joe DiMaggio
Hawaii
Colombian leader vows tough response after attack on lawmakers
President Uribe vowed to strike back after bomb and package attack wounded at least 23 people including Senator German Vargas Lleras at a Bogota hotel restaurant. A second bomb hit his office earlier injuring Vargas slightly as authorities hunted suspects. The FARC blamed group and Uribe announced a counterterrorism push with a government committee coordinating police and military efforts.
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Hector Castro
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IRA
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Daniels weighs Indiana governor bid for 2004
White House budget director Mitch Daniels said he is seriously thinking about running for Indiana governor in 2004. He spoke before the Indiana Farm Bureau convention and noted his duties limit time to consider a bid, but added he would devote all his time if he becomes a candidate.
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Crews Begin Fumigating DC Mail Building
After a year of closure due to anthrax deaths, the Brentwood postal facility in Washington begins fumigation using chlorine dioxide gas. A 282 yard safety perimeter and EPA monitoring vehicle are in place as gas is pumped in and later scrubbed out.
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U.S. Postal Service
Environmental Protection Agency
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