Israelis Enter Nablus After Bombing Kills Americans
Americans at Hebrew University mourn the attack that killed seven, including five U S students, as they begin summer classes. Israelis dispatched about 150 armored vehicles into Nablus in a major incursion in weeks. Palestinian reports said a Palestinian was killed in clashes. Hamas claimed responsibility for the bombing. Caskets of U S victims Benjamin Blutstein Janis Coulter and Marla Bennett prepared for transport home. Dina Carter and David Gritz among those buried or to be buried in Israel.
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U.S
Hebrew University
Daniel Farada
Carmel
Ind
Nablus
Hamas
Israel
Benjamin Blutstein
Susquehanna Township
Janis Ruth Coulter
New York City
United States
Marla Bennett
San Diego
Dina Carter
David Gritz
Virginia heat shuts down tourist sites and profits
Virginia attractions report summer heat cutting earnings as attendance slips at King's Dominion in Doswell and Monticello. Spokesmen say hot days dampen day trips despite a strong spring and early summer, with July hotel sales down after July 4 while overall tourism remains pressured by weather and lingering travel jitters.
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Virginia
Mark Riddell
Paramount
King’s Dominion
Riddell
Doswell
Monticello
Thomas Jefferson
Wayne Mogielnicki
Mogielnicki
David Schulte
Williamsburg Area
Fast Track Back in Congress Trade Pact Power
Congress returns power to negotiate trade agreements with irreversible terms. Readers see obituaries for Leo V. Bogers Evelyn J. George Effie L. Grady Christopher S. Leake Vincent K. Reilly Vida M. Schaeffer Leo J. Simmons Virginia R. Taylor Joseph A. Yoder infant in Harrisonburg Luray Mount Solor Sebing Brandywine Hyattsville and Locust Dale.www.daronline.com Main Switchboard 540 574 6200 7 9 am
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Leo V. Bogers
Harrisonburg
Evelyn J. George
Luray
Effie L. Grady
Mount Solor
Christopher S. Leake
Locust Dale
Vincent K. Reilly
Sebing
Ohio
Vida M. Schaeffer
Hyattsville
Leo J. Simmons
Brandywine
W.va
Virginia R. Taylor
Joseph A. Yoder
Ethics in business taught across three Virginia colleges
James Madison University, Eastern Mennonite University and Bridgewater College weave ethics into accounting, management and marketing rather than offering a dedicated course. Instructors say they will increase scrutiny as recent corporate failures highlight ethical concerns in the real world.
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James Madison University
Eastern Mennonite University
Bridgewater College
Philip Sturm
Department of Economics and Business Administration
Sturm
WorldCom executives arrested in $3.8 billion fraud case
Former WorldCom chief financial officer Scott Sullivan and controller David Myers were arrested by the FBI for securities fraud and conspiracy in a $3.8 billion book falsification at the bankrupt long distance company. Attorney General Ashcroft called the arrests a message against corporate crime.
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WorldCom
Scott Sullivan
David Myers
New York
FBI
America
John Ashcroft
Sullivan and Myers
Shellfish Illness Claims Two Deaths in Virginia
Virginia health officials report two local fatalities from Vibrio infections linked to raw shellfish with eight total cases this year. Ages ranged 20 to 69, mostly 40s and 50s. one case involved a wound. Washington DC studies note two related deaths from contaminated oysters sold by DC vendors.
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Richmond
Virginia
Washington, D.C
Northern Virginia
District of Columbia
Barrett
Simms Lifelong Learning Center Faces Banquet Space Doubt
City and HRHA push renovation of Lucy F. Simms School into a lifelong learning hub with ESL and arts space. With James Madison University opening a similar conference center, support for banquet and conference additions may wane as planners reassess need and funding. Total project cost about 7 million, including 1 million city share and 400 thousand for preconstruction work.
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Lucy F. Simms
James Madison University
College Center
Simms
Boys and Girls Club
HRHA
Michael Wong
Pingree and Collins duel over drug prices in Maine
In the Maine Senate race, Chellie Pingree tours with seniors to Canada for cheaper drugs and pitches a law to let Maine negotiate prices for the uninsured. Susan Collins counters with her own drug policy push and a campaign ad showing her with seniors in a pharmacy. The race centers on health care access and cost containment.
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Maine
Chellie Pingree
Susan Collins
Pingree
Canada
Collins
Tion
Washington
Senate
Norman Quinton
Bangor
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