Rumsfeld presses two wars in post 9 11 era Pentagon
Defense Secretary Donald Rumsfeld pursues dual wars to defeat terrorism and overhaul the Pentagon while facing bureaucratic resistance. He cites victories such as canceling the Crusader artillery system and advancing missile defenses, yet progress on transforming culture remains uneven. He has become a higher profile figure, conducting frequent briefings and traveling widely, including Afghanistan and other nations, since September 11.
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Edwards appeals racketeering convictions upheld by court
A federal appeals court upheld former Governor Edwin Edwards racketeering and fraud convictions. Sentenced to 10 years, Edwards remains free during appeal. The May 2000 verdict stemmed from a scheme tied to river boat casino licenses begun in his fourth term and continuing after he left office in 1996.
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Neighbor recalls knife attack and name spoken before collapse
In Warsaw Kentucky a knife attack left Carolyn Marksberry gravely injured after a man killed her two children and wounded a third. She whispered the suspect Marco Chapman’s name as she collapsed. Chelbi Sharon and Cody Sharon, ages 7 and 6, were killed. Courtney Sharon survived. Chapman was arrested in West Virginia and extradition is planned. Police have not released a motive.
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Maine senator takes offensive on drug costs
In Maine, Senator Susan Collins faces Chellie Pingree as both parties push prescription drug cost reforms. Collins backs Medicare drug price relief, Medicaid funding, and drug reimportation from Canada, while Pingree cites Maine’s early price controls and targets pharma companies. The race centers on the high cost of medicines and seniors’ access to affordable drugs.
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