Protests at Bush Fundraiser Echo 1960s Activism in Denver
About 2000 demonstrators gathered outside a Bush fundraiser in Denver shouting No blood for oil and Hey hey ho ho this war machine has got to go. Police reported no arrests amid mostly peaceful action.
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FDA poised to approve finger prick HIV test
Federal regulators near final approval for a 20 minute finger prick HIV diagnostic. Advocates press for broader use beyond labs to speed results for high risk groups, while critics cite lingering manufacturing concerns.
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AirTrain derailment at Kennedy kills conductor during test
A test run on the AirTrain at Kennedy Airport derailed, killing Kelvin DeBourgh Jr. 23 of Queens, the train’s only passenger. He became stuck and later died at Jamaica Hospital Medical Center as Port Authority and Bombardier officials launch an investigation and suspend further testing.
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Bin Laden Enticed Men With Contest Against Americans
Prosecution papers in a Lackawanna New York case say six men trained at the Al Farooq camp in spring 2001 were told by Osama bin Laden there would be a contest against Americans. Detained defendants deny al Qaida membership and claim misinformation.
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Remnants of Isidore sweep into Northeast
Isidore’s remnants reach the Northeast after the storm dumped heavy rain across the South and Midwest. The system left millions in damage, killed at least two in the U.S., with power outages affecting over 200000 utility customers and Louisiana facing at least 18 million in damage estimates.
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Lili Strengthens to Tropical Storm Shakes Haiti
Tropical storm Lili pounded southeastern Haiti with heavy rain as it regains tropical storm strength and aims toward Jamaica the Cayman Islands and Cuba. Forecasters expect possible hurricane strength within days with Jamaica under a tropical storm warning and eastern Cuba on watch.
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