Kerry Bush campaigns trade charges in 9 11 row
In Washington Kerry accuses Bush of politicizing 9 11 while the White House demands Kerry name foreign leaders he cites. Each side blames the other as campaigns exchange charges over Homeland Security and political use of terrorism. Political operatives defend past remarks and pressroom access amid escalating rhetoric.
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Mother pleads innocent in Utah baby murder case
Melissa Ann Rowland 28 pleads innocent in Salt Lake City to murder charges for allegedly refusing a Caesarean that doctors say would have saved twins one stillborn one survived and adopted. Prosecutors claim she ignored repeated medical advice while denying refusal. A cocaine positive drug test is noted for Rowland and the surviving child has cocaine and alcohol in system.
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Salt Lake City
Melissa Ann Rowland
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David Yocom
Sacramento
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Jackson Wows Neighbors With Free Jupiter Concert
Country star Alan Jackson surprised neighbors in Jupiter Florida with a free show. He called a radio station to announce the event drawing about 1100 people to a restaurant and bar where his 10 piece band the Strayhorns played for nearly four hours while previewing new songs for a spring tour.
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Sedna the distant planetoid redefines solar system edge
Scientists led by Mike Brown announce Sedna a frozen red world about 8 billion miles from Earth as the solar system's most distant known object. The planetoid 800 to 1100 miles across sits beyond the Kuiper Belt and may be a first Oort Cloud member.
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Pluto
Los Angeles
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Solar System
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Arctic
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Pig named Bacon sparks FFA PETA clash at Coral Reef High
Yankta Santiago a Coral Reef Senior High junior in the FFA cares for a pig named Bacon bought with $1,500 from grants. The pig’s planned sale to a rancher provokes PETA scrutiny and a school board bid to grant Bacon a stay of execution.
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Miami
Coral Reef
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Bacon
People For the Ethical Treatment of
Coca Cola halts work at Indian plant Plachimada
Coca Cola suspended production at its Plachimada plant in Cochin after a government order to stop using groundwater until the monsoon begins in June. The company issued notices to employees and the state government saying the factory may be closed if the order stands.
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India
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Tyra Banks shifts from modeling to TV and music
Tyra Banks known for Sports Illustrated and Victoria's Secret is expanding into television and music. America's Next Top Model is renewed for two more seasons on UPN, and she debuts the video for Shake Ya Body produced by Rodney Jerkins.
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Tyra Banks
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Presley reveals why she left Michael Jackson amid power struggle
Lisa Marie Presley told ABC Australia she left her 1994 marriage to Michael Jackson after feeling powerless and manipulated. She described being part of a machine and now feels nothing for him, while noting a closer bond with her mother Priscilla in recent years.
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