Millennium Summit ends with global pledge for education and aid
United Nations leaders at the Millennium Summit pledge to send every child to school and lift millions from destitution by 2015. The eight page Millennium Declaration calls for halving extreme poverty and boosting safe water and primary schooling, with targets on AIDS malaria and debt relief.
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Oklahoma judge seeks return to Nichols bombing case
Oklahoma County Judge Robert M. Murphy Jr seeks to reclaim control of the preliminary hearing in the Terry Nichols bombing case, arguing his disqualification for an ethical violation lacks basis. A Supreme Court hearing is set as Murphy contends the ouster damages his name and reputation while defense asks for reinstatement.
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Court hearing on Wen Ho Lee bail open to public
The 10th Circuit ruled Friday that most of Monday's bail hearing for nuclear scientist Wen Ho Lee will be open to the press and public. Only parts dealing with sensitive information may be closed, with prosecutors arguing for continued confinement while awaiting trial set for November.
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