Principal buys crack in school office sparks arrest
Anthony Giancola, 41, principal of Van Buren Middle School in Tampa, allegedly bought $20 worth of crack cocaine from an undercover officer in the school lobby while students were on campus. Police said he planned a larger buy earlier but settled for twenty dollars during school hours.
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Girl dies after rodeo parade horse trampling in Tucson
A 5-year-old girl Brielle Boisvert was thrown and trampled by horses pulling a wagon at a rodeo parade in Tucson. She died later. Police will consider criminal charges. Separately, Dean Foods announced it will not purchase milk from cloned cows despite FDA approval progress.
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Dean Foods
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Chertoff Says Kids Under 15 Face Easier Border Crossing
Homeland Security Secretary Michael Chertoff claims that U S and Canadian citizens under age fifteen will not need to show a passport or passcard at borders, a measure designed to streamline crossings for families and children.
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Democrats Move to Limit Iraq Mission in Senate
Senate Democrats draft legislation to curb U S troops in Iraq limiting their role to combating al Qaida training Iraqi forces preserving territorial integrity and overseeing withdrawal of combat troops. The plan aims to attach the measure to anti terrorism legislation next week amid potentially veto threatened GOP opposition.
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Peanut butter jars from Georgia plant tied to salmonella outbreak
Test results confirm salmonella in opened jars from patients sickened by the outbreak linked to ConAgra peanut butter made at the Sylvester Georgia plant. The recall affects Peter Pan and Great Value products after 329 illnesses across 41 states, no deaths yet. officials consider jar contamination and equipment issues as possible causes.
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Neb
Centers For Disease Control
ConAgra Foods Inc
Sylvester
Pennsylvania
New York
Oklahoma
Iowa
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CDC
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Daigle
ConAgra
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Gary Rodin
Rodin
Cheney questions China's actions amid anti-satellite test
Vice President Dick Cheney in Sydney criticized China's recent anti-satellite weapons test and rapid military buildup as not consistent with its peaceful rise. He praised Beijing's role in six nation talks with North Korea but warned of Beijing's broader actions sending a different message. He urged vigilance toward the North Korea deal as a cautious first step toward a nuclear-free Korean Peninsula while noting Beijing's missile test drew regional concern.
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Dick Cheney
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