Federal tobacco racketeering trial eyes 280 billion case
The federal government pursues a RICO case against cigarette makers, claiming deception about health risks and targeting of children. After failed attempts to dismiss and settlements with states, Judge Gladys Kessler allows the case to proceed, with witnesses listed and ongoing government costs reaching tens of millions annually.
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Hadid wins 2004 Pritzker Prize first woman recipient
Zaha Hadid, 53, Iraqi born architect now a British citizen, wins the 2004 Pritzker Architecture Prize praised for designs including an Austrian ski jump, a German fire station and an Ohio art museum.
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