Pearl's Death Highlights Global Terror War Effects
The killing of Wall Street Journal reporter Daniel Pearl in Pakistan underscores dangers to journalists in conflict zones. Officials released a videotape of his murder, confirming suspicion of extremist involvement and bolstering international resolve to combat terrorism.
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Recession 2001 02 shows signs of recovery warns report
A year after the onset of the 2001 02 recession the economy appears to be in a modest recovery but unemployment remains high with d numerous workers exhausting unemployment benefits daily. Government debates extending jobless benefits amid calls for tax cuts and economic caution.
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Yates case cited as wife’s tearful defense in drowning trial
Russell Yates testifies about his wife Andrea Yates accused of drowning their five children last June. He recalls they planned another child after a postpartum crisis while noting her deep involvement with the children.
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March 1 headlines and historic milestones
On this day in history March 1 marks events from 1932 Lindbergh kidnapping to 1961 Kennedy creating the Peace Corps and 1981 Bobby Sands hunger strike death. Other milestones include 1781 Articles of Confederation adoption 1790 first U.S. Census authorization 1845 Texas annexation 1867 Nebraska statehood and 1872 Yellowstone Park creation.
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Marsh Crematory Scam Shocks Georgia Town
Investigators say Ray Marsh disposed of hundreds of corpses on his Noble property at Tri State Crematory. He allegedly accepted money to cremate bodies but dumped them, with urns filled only with wood chips and dirt. About 74 bodies identified. lake drainage may reveal more. Marsh faces over 100 counts of theft by deception and likely trial.
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Mad mothers and the law in Texas tragedy
Ellen Goodman argues that Andrea Yates case exposes bias in portraying mothers as inherently sane or insane. She contrasts cultural narratives with legal standards, noting postpartum psychosis and general psychosis can coexist with motherhood while Texas law hinges on knowing right from wrong. The piece urges clear scrutiny of madness and justice.
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World Social Forum ends amid praise and critique in Porto Alegre
Report on the second World Social Forum in Porto Alegre notes strong turnout of about 60,000, broader global participation, and a spirit of nonviolence while criticizing repetitious workshops and limited diversity. Delegates seek a sustained global justice agenda beyond elite forums. Martha Honey of FPIF offers context.
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