Marcinkus retires from Vatican banking post
Archbishop Paul Marcinkus American head of the Vatican bank for 20 years retires at 68 returning to the United States to work in Chicago Pope John Paul II accepts the resignation praised by American bishops and church leaders.
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Injections aid three boys with muscular dystrophy
AP reports that immature muscle cell injections strengthened a foot muscle in three boys with Duchenne muscular dystrophy. University of Tennessee-Memphis scientist Peter Law called the findings very exciting while noting results for eight additional patients are not yet available.
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White House counsel gains self waiver on conflicts
President Bush grants White House Counsel C Boyden Gray authority to waive conflict of interest penalties for certain White House staffers in a new ethics order issued October 17. Officials say Gray would not use it and the president would decide if ever needed.
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Arabs urged to drop anti Israel move at UN
At the United Nations the Palestine Liberation Organization urged Arab nations to abandon their bid to block Israel's U.N. membership. PLO envoy Nasser Kidwai proposed accepting the General Assembly list with Israel and adding an amendment reminding Israel of U.N. resolutions on the Middle East, including opposition to Jerusalem as a capital.
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Satellite TV firm pleads guilty to obscenity charges in Alabama
Home Dish Only Satellite Network Inc. pleaded guilty in Montgomery to two misdemeanor counts of distributing obscene material and paid 150000 to charity. The case marks the first time a satellite company was indicted outside its home state for sending adult films across state lines.
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