FBI seeks tips in Wells bank robbery bombing case
The FBI released photos of a triple-band metal collar and a lock found on pizza delivery man Brian Wells, who said he was forced to rob a bank before a bomb exploded. Authorities seek help identifying the collar and contact them. An autopsy on co worker Robert Pinetti showed no trauma but possible drug findings.
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Drop in cancer deaths leveling off report says
The annual cancer report warns that death rates from all cancers have slowed their decline around 2000 after years of drop. It notes wide state variation in tobacco control funding and cancer screening, a growing white black survival gap, and calls for better targeting of proven life saving programs.
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Man who killed abortion doctor to be executed
Paul Hill, 49, on the eve of his execution for the 1994 shotgun slayings of Dr John Britton and his escort in Pensacola, says he expects a great reward in heaven and feels no remorse. He has not appealed. Abortion rights groups fear reprisals.
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Kerry Opens Presidential Bid As Campaign Frays Rumors
Senator John Kerry formally announced his 2004 presidential bid with stops in South Carolina and Des Moines. He defended his campaign team amid talk of staff shake ups and argued his foreign policy experience contrasts with President Bush. Swati Dandekar praised his foreign policy edge as Kerry urged tax cut support and criticized Bush's record.
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Harkin aims to block overtime rule changes in Senate
Senator Tom Harkin voiced optimism he can rally votes to block the Labor Department from easing overtime pay standards. He must secure Democrats running for president on the floor while courting a handful of Republican allies, as the chamber remains split near 51 Republicans to 49 Democrats plus one independent.
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