Rival contenders in Greece edge toward March election
The main candidates are George Papandreou of PASOK and Costas Caramanilis of New Democracy. Papandreou, 51, is a former foreign minister and son of Greek premiers with a London School of Economics background. Caramanilis, 47, has been a New Democracy deputy since 1989, party leader in 1997, and a vice president of the European People's Party.
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New Democracy Party
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Anthony Livanios
American Research
Greece Faces Tight Election With Papandreou Karamanlis Dynasties
In Athens a massive rally highlights Son George Papandreou leading the Socialists against Costas Karamanlis and New Democracy in Greece's close national vote. Polls foresee a narrow Socialist defeat amid worries over cost of living and wages, as enduring family legacies shape the campaign.
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Thumb tip found in woman's salad at Red Robin in Canton
A 22 year old woman found a severed left thumb tip in a Red Robin salad in Jackson Township Canton Ohio. Health officials say a restaurant worker cut the thumb while chopping lettuce Monday night and the tip could not be located. The lettuce was cleaned and reused the next day until the incident was discovered.
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Stark County Health
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Ashcroft in intensive care amid pancreatitis
Attorney General John Ashcroft was placed in a hospital intensive care unit with a severe gallstone pancreatitis. Doctors at George Washington University Hospital need time to evaluate his condition and prognosis, with a possible month or longer hospitalization and Deputy Attorney General James Comey authorized to exercise the AG's powers if needed.
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Folate Fortification May Cut Deaths From Strokes
A government study released at an American Heart Association meeting links folate added to flour since 1996 to an estimated 48 000 fewer deaths per year from strokes and heart attacks. Experts say the finding broadens benefits beyond birth defect prevention.
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Quanhe Yang
Centers For Disease Control and Prevention
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