Police seek aid after Woodstock 99 photo vandalism
New York State Police post 14 photos on the Web including 10 by Associated Press, seeking help identifying vandals who trashed the Woodstock site. AP protests unauthorized use while public tips requested.
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Scotsman Robertson Favored for NATO Top Job
George Robertson British defense secretary seen as leading candidate to head NATO replacing Javier Solana. Backed by 16 of 19 members after talks at alliance HQ diplomats said remaining members need more time before approval. Robertson emphasizes Europe must build stronger forces and accept new members while deepening NATO ties with Russia.
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Senate cracks down on sweepstakes ads
The Senate voted 93-0 to pass a bill with million dollar fines on sweepstakes sponsors who mislead consumers into believing they have a chance to win cash cars vacations or other prizes by purchasing products. It requires clear messages that no purchase is necessary to enter or win. Lawmakers cited stories of seniors spending large sums on magazine subscriptions and merchandise.
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Scientists locate gene governing good cholesterol HDL
After four decades researchers identify ABC1 as regulator of HDL production, a breakthrough that could yield new heart disease therapies. Flaws in ABC1 hinder removal of fats from cells, raising LDL and vascular risk, while experts say boosting HDL may offer added protection.
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TV Guide lists TV's 10 hottest stars of all time
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