Court protects killers identities in parole case
In England judge Elizabeth Butler Sloss barred media from revealing new identities of two teens, Jon Venables and Robert Thompson, who will soon be eligible for parole for the 1993 torture and killing of 2 year old James Bulger. The ruling cites danger to the pair and to their families, with appeals allowed for media groups.
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Freshmen find noisy start to legislature after election
New lawmakers describe a swift reception by constituents and diverse lobby interests including gun control and teacher pay. Veterans urge listening, while freshmen like Atteberry expect limited bills but aim to influence others. Sen. Zieman steps into notable shoes after predecessor father Lyle. Fiegen jokes caffeine helps balance duties.
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Pope John Paul II Receives Congressional Gold Medal
Pope John Paul II was awarded the Congressional Gold Medal in a ceremony at the Apostolic Palace in Vatican City. Leaders praised his moral authority and influence, noting his impact on Catholics and people of faith worldwide while presenting a symbol of the United States highest civilian honor.
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Settlement reached in Ford Bridgestone recall case
A Texas paralyzed woman, Donna Bailey, reaches a settlement with Ford Motor Co and Bridgestone/Firestone Inc involving money and public disclosure. The deal includes an apology and oversight of recall documents. Bailey, 44, was paralyzed in a March 10 crash in Portland.
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NATO EU to study health effects of depleted uranium
NATO and the European Union will examine potential health risks from depleted uranium ammunition used in the Balkans. The UN administrator in Kosovo urged urgent help from the World Health Organization as soldiers in several countries face cancer and leukemia cases linked to exposure.
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Surveyor 7 Moon Landing Ends Space Probe Mission
In 1968 the Surveyor 7 space probe achieved a soft lunar landing marking the end of its pre Apollo era unmanned survey mission.
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Vilsack Maps New Economy Push for Iowa Growth
Gov. Vilsack outlines a 2001- budget plan aiming to top 5 billion in general fund spending and revamp teacher pay to attract and retain staff. The plan targets life sciences, biotech, advanced manufacturing, and information services while offering tax cuts to spur venture capital and entrepreneurship. He warns real reform will require time and focused incentives to lure skilled workers.
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