Court orders wolves to pens in Yellowstone dispute
Eight wolves moved from Canadian wilderness to travel kennels face placement in one acre pens after a federal appeals court stayed releases into Yellowstone and Idaho. Ranchers fear livestock losses as hearings continue. Meanwhile the Cuba embargo and refugee moves loom, with 3000 troops to aid 8000 Cubans relocated from Panama to Guantanamo Bay by March 6.
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Guantanamo Bay
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FDA panel favors restricting OTC sale of herpes drug Zovirax
A panel of scientists recommended against over the counter sales of acyclovir for genital herpes, citing questions about the drug and the need for a physician's prescription. Burroughs-Wellcome urged OTC access for low doses to treat attacks and suppress flare-ups.
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Burroughs-Wellcome Co
FCC approves satellite radio expansion nationwide service
Federal regulators took a first step toward satellite radio travel with a plan to set aside airwaves for a nationwide service. The FCC backed a proposed system that would be transmitted by satellite and would serve drivers across the country, seen as a win for four companies with pending plans.
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Washington
Federal Communications Commission
Gazette Wire Services
Malcolm X daughter charged in Farrakhan murder plot
Qubilah Shabazz, 34, is accused of using a telephone and crossing state lines to hire a hit man to kill Louis Farrakhan, though authorities say the plan never advanced past the planning stage. If convicted she faces up to 90 years in prison and 2.25 million dollars in fines.
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Malcolm X
Louis Farrakhan
Nation of Islam
Malcolm
Qubilah Shabazz
Farrakhan
Chicago
Shabazz
Leonard Farrakhan Muhammad
Muhammad
Scott Tilson
Audubon Ballroom
New York City
Harlem
Betty Shabazz
Minneapolis Federal Building
Scientists warn of bigger LA earthquakes overdue
Researchers from California Institute of Technology USC and the US Geological Survey say the Los Angeles basin may host quakes as large as magnitude 7.2 to 7.6 and that a major event could be overdue, with stronger destructive power than feared. The findings appear in Science magazine.
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Los Angeles
California Institute of Technology
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University of Southern California
U.S. Geological Survey
Los Angeles Basin
Science Magazine
California braces for more rain amid flood recovery
Northern California endures another heavy storm as Rio Linda fire officials rush two boats and 60 life jackets from an Air Force base. Rescue crews saved 100 people earlier this week. Federal aid begins with 5 million dollars for road and bridge repairs as FEMA handles 2,640 hot line calls in 24 counties.
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Rio Linda
Air Force Base
Pacific
Guy Rutter
California
U.S
Federico Pena
Pete Wilson
Federal Emergency Management Agency
Oprah Admits Past Drug Use On Recovery Show
Washington Post reports Oprah Winfrey broke down during a Chicago taped program on drug recovery and admitted smoking cocaine in her early twenties. Guests included four mothers and discussions about crack cocaine and addiction.
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Washington Post
Oprah Winfrey
Chicago
Deborah Johns
Winfrey
Oprah
Patrice Gaines
Kim Davis
Charmaine
Civilian Drives Into Fort Bragg Bombing Range
Glen Woodcock, 31, drove his Ford Bronco onto a Fort Bragg bombing range Monday night and wandered out as the truck became stuck. Soldiers were about to fire when he left, and he was arrested by military police after asking nearby personnel for help. The range remains littered with unexploded ammunition.
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Fort Bragg
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