Janklow Sentenced to 100 Days in Jail for Fatal Crash
Former South Dakota governor and congressman Bill Janklow received a 100 day jail term for second degree manslaughter in the Aug. 16 crash that killed 55 year old motorcyclist Randy Scott. He may spend 30 days in custody and 10 hours daily for community service, with three years probation and a driving ban after release. He was fined $5,400 plus $50 daily jail costs and $5,000 in additional fees.
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Democratic Candidates Clash Over Economy Iraq In NH Debate
In Manchester New Hampshire Democratic presidential hopefuls attacked Bush on the economy and postwar Iraq in the final debate before the primary. Kerry pressed to defeat Bush while Dean trumpeted budget balancing and Edwards touted gun rights and Senate tenure as Clark defended his liberal credentials.
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Iowa
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Wesley Clark
al Sharpton
Bush cites progress in terror war during Roswell speech
President Bush touted broad progress in the war on terrorism and proposed more than 30 billion dollars for homeland security next year, citing troop successes in Afghanistan and Iraq while noting ongoing violence and the rising Iraqi death toll. He said 45 of 55 Iraqi targets have been captured or killed and warned against complacency toward the ultimate danger.
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U.S
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FDA warns misuse of painkillers can be deadly
The FDA cautions that overdosing on over the counter painkillers like acetaminophen can cause severe liver damage and death. Each year over 56 thousand emergency visits occur from overdoses and about 100 deaths result. Readers urged to check product labels and follow dosage rules to avoid dangerous side effects.
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Flu hit states fall to five. child deaths rise
The flu season shows marked improvement with only five states reporting widespread activity the week ending Jan 17, down from 45 before Christmas and at least 111 child deaths so far. In Washington, protests mark the 31st anniversary of Roe v. Wade as thousands rally outside the White House and Supreme Court. George Woodbridge, Mad magazine illustrator for nearly five decades, dies at 73 from emphysema. NIH to form task force on private consulting conflicts. 90 days to report on collaboration rules.
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Senate Health and Human Services Appropriations Subcommittee
Kashmiri separatists meet Indian officials in talks
In New Delhi a first high level meeting between Kashmiri separatist leaders and Indian officials led to vows to curb violence. Deputy PM Lal Krishna Advani called the talks a very good beginning after discussions with the All Parties Hurriyat Conference, Kashmir's prominent separatist group.
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Himalayan
India
Lal Krishna Advani
All Parties Hurriyat Conference
Kashmir
Prosecutors Remove Judge in Peterson Murder Case
Prosecutors in the Scott Peterson murder case moved to remove the presiding judge, arguing bias. A new judge will be appointed by California's chief justice as the case moves from central California to the Bay Area after Laci Peterson's death.
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Central California
San Francisco Bay Area
Houston man admits playing tape to urge killing
Donald Winniewicz, 36, confessed to making and playing an audiotape to his 10 year old stepson to persuade him to kill his 4 year old half brother. Police say the tape urged strangling or smothering the younger child and the defendant was arraigned on criminal solicitation to commit homicide, endangering the welfare of children and corruption of minors.
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