Hackers threaten freedom by halting major Internet sites
Leonard Pitts argues hackers expose how vulnerable a free Internet has become. Communities fear loss of security as online access and commerce stumble, with investors rethinking online trading while the digital landscape shrinks under fear.
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Bradley gets surprise Teamsters show of support in Atlantic City
At a 13 state Teamsters meeting in a casino hotel Bradley received an unplanned ovation and motion to endorse. Officials stressed the endorsement carried no official weight while noting the union studies Gore and other candidates. Bradley highlighted labor reform and health care positions ahead of possible national action.
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Gore says computer literacy a fundamental civil right
Vice President Al Gore told Morgan State University students that expanding Internet access for poor and minority families is essential, calling computer literacy a fundamental civil right. He urged closing the digital divide as he campaigns for Maryland and other primaries.
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Wyoming arrest ends Nebraska manhunt for farm killings
Charles Lannis Moses Jr., a 31 year old Texas suspect linked to the shooting of two Nebraska officers and a farmer’s death, was captured after entering a farmhouse in Lusk Wyoming. The manhunt spanned Nebraska and Wyoming with helicopters and 100 troopers, and a first degree murder warrant followed the Paxton area death.
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The Gazette Advocates Soybean Ink and Recycling
The Gazette promotes eco friendly printing using soybean ink and recycled newsprint. Readers are urged to recycle newspapers at City Carton 4250 Sixth St SW or through the nearest recycling location. 98-8211.
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