Tel Aviv Market Bomb Kills 3 in First Self-Destruction Attack
A 16 year old Palestinian suicide bomber struck a crowded Tel Aviv outdoor market killing three Israelis and wounding 32. The attack marked the first such death in Israel since Yasser Arafat left for medical treatment in France, raising concerns over Palestinian instability. The blast signaled militants may set the pace amid Arafat’s absence. Israel pledged restraint in its response.
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DNA Legislation Expands Access to Post Conviction DNA Testing
President Bush signed a five year billion dollar law expanding post conviction DNA testing access for rape victims and prisoners including death row inmates. It allocates 775 million in grants to reduce a backlog of about 350 000 untested samples. The FDA also says olive oil fat may lower coronary heart disease risk if calories are not increased.
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Gambling bill clears hurdle for casinos in Britain
Britain advances a bill to permit large Las Vegas style casinos. Lawmakers express concern over potential rise in gambling addiction under the proposed legislation.
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Toddler Rescued After 13-Hour Well Squeeze in Frisco City
Da'jour McMillan age 22 months was saved from a 14 foot abandoned well after firefighters from Frisco City and Mobile drill teams dug a shaft and tunnel. A camera tracked the boy as he was pulled to safety at 5 45 a m amid cheering crowd and prayer.
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Rehnquist Reveals Thyroid Cancer Treatment
Chief Justice William Rehnquist disclosed he is undergoing radiation and chemotherapy for thyroid cancer. He will recuperate at home after surgery and plans to continue working on court matters while staying in close contact with colleagues and staff.
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Deadly ethnic riot shocks Langchenggang China
Police patrol Langchenggang Henan after weekend clashes between Hui Muslims and Han majority. Up to seven killed and 42 injured as houses burned and mobs armed with sticks terrorized the town and nearby villages. Authorities dispute NYT death toll of 148 including police.
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