Colorado Wildfire Fans Evacuations Near Denver
Amid gray smoke residents pack valuables and wedding dress ready to flee as the massive Colorado blaze grows to 80 000 acres 15 miles along the foothills. Douglas County authorities order evacuations for Sedalia area while Teller County reports 400 cleared homes.
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Vermont adopts first disclosure law on drug company gifts
Vermont moves to require pharmaceutical firms to report gifts valued at 25 or more to doctors and nurses under a law Gov. Howard Dean plans to sign. Critics say freebies raise medical costs while the industry argues gifts educate professionals.
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McCartney and Heather Mills wed in Ireland
Paul McCartney and Heather Mills wed at a remote Irish castle in a private ceremony attended by about 300 guests. The bride wore an ecru lace dress and carried flowers including 11 pink McCartney roses. McCartney’s brother Mike served as best man and the ceremony included personal songs and a wedding march he wrote.
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Bomber kills teen and injures eight at Herzliya restaurant
A Palestinian bomber exploded in a small Herzliya restaurant near Tel Aviv killing one Israeli teenager and wounding eight others. No immediate claim of responsibility followed as the incident occurred during Ariel Sharon’s Washington visit. Palestinian officials later reported a 9 year old killed and a 13 year old wounded near Netzarim in Gaza.
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Hate crimes bill stalls in Senate
Senate Republicans blocked a vote to end debate on a federal hate crimes bill expanding protections to victims based on sexual orientation and disability. Democrats vow to retry as debate limits anger GOP critics who fear federal overreach into local prosecutions.
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Clinton staff vandalism cited in 2001 transition report
Congressional investigators documented damage and prank messages left by Clinton administration workers as they departed the White House in January 2001. The GAO could not quantify extent or verify many claims due to missing records, with some evidence observed only in a few instances.
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