Police search buildings for Levy in DC area
Police resumed a search of 20 abandoned rowhouses east of Levy's apartment as investigators pursue clues to the missing federal intern Chandra Levy. The probe also expands to potential obstruction by Rep. Gary Condit while FBI labs test items from Condit's residence for blood.
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Pentagon eyes early deployable missile defenses in emergency
Pentagon officials testified to the Senate that a limited deployable shield could be used in a national emergency within a few years. They plan accelerated work possibly withdrawing from the ABM Treaty while seeking a new framework with Russia. Defense officials noted tests may raise treaty questions, with Fort Greely and Kodiak Island sites under early plans.
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Septuplets born in Washington hospital set a US first since 1997
Five boys and two girls, all weighing 2.2 to 2.4 pounds, were delivered by cesarean at Georgetown University Hospital. The mother, a Muslim undergoing fertility treatment, chose not to abort any fetuses. The seven infants, listed as A to G, faced high risk with six on ventilators and one needing minimal support.
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Glasscock announces candidacy focused on education and economy
Glasscock declares plan to run for governor with education economic development and environment as top priorities. He says the decision was his alone, aims to present a sober budget, and expects tough choices for the next administration. He notes past leadership roles and that his wife is Graves' chief of staff. Academic analyst Loomis says fundraising and seriousness matter.
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Protests in Wichita target Dr George Tiller clinic
Hundreds are expected in Wichita for a week of protests by Operation Save America around Dr George Tiller s abortion clinic. Marshals provide door to door protection while Wichita police prepare to arrest any violators and city denies parade permits.
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Fiesta committee seeks fee waiver for Sept 14 event
Lydia Gonzales, vice chair of Fiesta 2001, plans to request a $750 nonprofit fee waiver to use the Exhibition Building at Finney County Fair grounds for Sept 14. The Friday night event promotes drug and alcohol avoidance with Patsy Torres and the Positive Force Tour. No alcohol will be sold to protect youth.
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