Farrakhan recovering after prostate cancer surgery in DC
Nation of Islam leader Louis Farrakhan is recovering in Washington DC after emergency prostate cancer surgery. Son-in-law Leonard Muhammad said he is alert, walking, and may be released within days as he rests with family. He was treated after being flown from Illinois to the hospital.
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Beef recalled for E. coli across wholesale channels nationwide
Federal inspectors found a dangerous E. coli strain in beef products including ground beef patties and chili meat sold to wholesale and institutional customers in 10, 15, and 20 pound packages. Julian code and labeling noted. no illnesses confirmed by USDA. Public health guidance urged caution for vulnerable groups.
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Devastating tornado wipes out trailer parks in Benton area
A powerful tornado struck Benton and nearby north Shreveport areas, killing at least nine people in Twin Point and Hay Meadow trailer parks and injuring about 100. Rescue teams with dogs and searchlights hunted for missing, while crews removed collapsed walls and roofs with heavy machinery.
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Washington protesters rally against police brutality
About 2,500 demonstrators gathered near the Martin Luther King Jr Library and marched to the Capitol in a DC protest against police abuse. They chanted for national reform amid focus on the Amadou Diallo shooting and the four NYPD officers charged with murder. Al Sharpton led the event, endorsing a national tour and civil disobedience plan.
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Trenton man denies intent in Melissa virus case
David Smith 30 a computer programmer faces charges including interruption of public communications conspiracy and theft of computer services for allegedly creating the Melissa virus that crippled e mail worldwide. His lawyer says he did not intend harm and expects to plead innocent. Bail set at 100000.
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Ebert festival features overlooked films at Illinois campus
The Overlooked Film Festival hosted by Roger Ebert runs April 21 25 at the University of Illinois in Champaign and a downtown cinema. Ebert selects ten films he deems overlooked by studios audiences and critics, arguing mainstream choices limit exposure to diverse cultures and emotions. Among selections are Battleship Potemkin and Dance Me to My Song, a story about a young woman with cerebral palsy trapped by a cruel caregiver.
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Phil Wilke Compiles Wire Reports Digest
Phil Wilke compiles a digest of Ohio wire reports covering regional events and notable incidents. The summary highlights brief news items, updates, and briefs gathered from various bureaus.
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