Children Targeted As Bombs Hit Iraqi Celebration
In Baghdad a string of explosive devices fatally wounded 35 children and injured many more during a government sponsored event to inaugurate a sewage plant where U S troops handed out candy. Grieving families gathered at Yarmouk Hospital amid bloodstained uniforms and torn hair.
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Debaters’ clash colors JMU debate watch turnout
James Madison University students and residents gathered to view the presidential debate and participate in follow up focus groups in the Modular Building. الجمهور واسع والجو حماسي مع آراء متباينة بين مؤيد لبوش ومعارض لكيري.
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Merck Pulls Vioxx After Risk Study Findings
Merck and Co. pulled Vioxx from the market after a study linked the arthritis drug to doubled risk of heart attacks and strokes. About 2 million current users and 84 million cumulative users worldwide faced the abrupt market removal, while doctors advised patients to seek alternatives.
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Merck Plant Not Involved in Vioxx Work in Elkton
Merck & Co. says its Stonewall Elkton facility employing 900 remains unaffected by the Vioxx withdrawal. A three year study linked Vioxx to doubled heart attack risk, with cardiovascular issues appearing after about 18 months.
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Gay Marriage Amendment Fails In House
The House voted 227 to 186 to propose a constitutional ban on same sex marriage, falling 49 votes short of the two-thirds needed. The vote mirrored a Senate stance, which in July did not take up the measure. Republicans argued it protects traditional families while Democrats called it a divisive pre election ploy.
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Mount St Helens eruption could affect nearby areas
Scientists warn that an eruption from Mount St Helens might impact regions up to three miles away. The note appears in the paper’s Page 6 section, with listings for Business, Skyline Classified, Sports, Comics, State, Forum, Valley, Movies, Weather, Nation, and World. The page also lists multiple names and a main switchboard number.
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Murder case ties to Russian mobster in Port Republic killing
Testimony links Ivan Teleguz to the July 23 2001 killing of Stephanie Sipe in Rockingham County. Hetrick testified he was paid 2500 by Teleguz to murder Sipe over child support, detailing the struggle and stabbing behind her apartment door. Teleguz and Edwin Gilkes Jr. are bound to a grand jury on capital murder and conspiracy charges.
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Port Republic Road
Michael Hetrick
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Ivan Teleguz
Rockingham County
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Telegu
Edwin Gilkes Jr
Rockingham County Common
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