FBI searches Hanssen home in espionage case
FBI agents combed Robert Hanssen residence and yard for spying evidence as Attorney General Ashcroft calls for a security panel with William Webster to review FBI procedures. Los Angeles seeks court ruling to limit Commerce Department control over Census adjustments. NTSB reports over 95 percent survive airline accidents and urges safer cabin design. Dartmouth suspects arraigned on first degree murder charges in professors killings. second suspect extradition debated.
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Timeline of select U.S. historical milestones
A compact history notes key events from 1732 George Washington birth in Virginia through 1987 Andy Warhol’s death in New York City. Highlights include Spain ceding Florida in 1819, 1865 Tennessee abolishing slavery, 1924 Calvin Coolidge radio broadcast, 1973 Sino American liaison offices, and 1987 Warhol’s death.
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Pope installs 44 cardinals at Vatican
At St Peter's Basilica Pope John Paul II elevated 44 new cardinals from five continents, expanding the college that will elect his successor. The ceremony reflected a global church strategy, adding Latin American, Middle Eastern, and Ukrainian prelates while some wore traditional headgear.
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Princeton to offer grants instead of loans for aid
Princeton will provide outright grants to students on financial aid starting this fall, reducing reliance on loans. The program aims to broaden affordability for low and middle income students, funded by alumni gifts, scholarship programs, and Princeton's $8 billion endowment. Harvard and Yale have not adopted this approach.
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New gene profiling tech aids breast cancer typing
Researchers at the National Human Genome Research Institute report a gene expression profiling method using 51 genes to distinguish non inherited and BRCA1 or BRCA2 linked breast cancers. The technique, aided by fluorescent labels, promises quicker diagnosis and tailored treatments, with broader use in years ahead.
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