Morasca Wins Survivor The Amazon Million Prize
Jenna Morasca, 21, a swimsuit model from Pittsburgh, defeats Matthew Von Ertfeldt to win CBS reality show Survivor The Amazon. Morasca claims the $1 million prize as the program's sixth edition ends with live ballots. Police say no charges against Halder will be filed until investigators finish gathering evidence, possibly today.
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Former prime minister wins Montenegro election landslide
Former Montenegrin prime minister Filip Vujanovic wins a landslide victory in Montenegro's presidential election after three ballots. Unofficial results show he secured the most votes but early counts indicate turnout issues with prior votes voided for not meeting 50 percent turnout.
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Queen's representative steps down over rape claims
The British queen's representative in Australia, Peter Hollingworth, has temporarily stepped down as the nominal head of state pending clearance of rape allegations made public last week. Prime Minister John Howard said the move follows criticism of his handling of clergy sex abuse cases from the 1990s.
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States Wage Budget Wars Amid Deep Fiscal Crisis
Lawmakers in multiple states clash over spending cuts and new revenues as they confront a $78 billion shortfall for the coming fiscal year. Special sessions open in Florida while Arkansas and North Dakota finish overtime meetings. bills aim to balance budgets amid looming revenue weakness.
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Roh Moo Hyun Becomes First South Korean Leader to Visit U S
South Korea's Roh Moo Hyun travels to New York and Washington for talks with President Bush on North Korea's nuclear crisis. The leaders aim to solidify military and economic ties and seek paths to peace, amid heightened U S resolve since 2001.
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Pneumonia Vaccine Shows Heart Benefits in Mice
Researchers in California and Finland found that mice vaccinated against a common pneumonia bacteria produced antibodies that slow heart disease progression. Co author Gregg J. Silverman cautions humans may not show the same response, and larger animal trials are needed.
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