Fayed to sue for access to US Diana Dodi death files
Mohamed Al Fayed announced plans to file in federal court to obtain CIA Justice Department and NSA documents about Princess Diana and Dodi Fayed deaths in Paris. He claims a murder conspiracy linked to Diana's relationship with his son and accuses British intelligence of withholding records. The other item notes THEL test in New Mexico simulating battlefield conditions as Israel and US push ahead with the $200 million laser program.
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Dodi Fayed
U.S
Diana
Paris
Mohamed al Fayed
al Fayed
Harrods
London
CIA
Justice Department
National Security Agency
Israel
New Mexico
U.S. Army
Gerda Sherrill
Army
Space and Missile Defense Command
Huntsville
Ala
United States
THEL
Hezbollah
Lebanon
Restocking Lobsters After Devastating Oil Spill
In Narragansett Rhode Island officials launch an 8 million restoration project funded by Eklof Marine Corp to release 1.25 million rehabilitated female lobsters into Block Island Sound. The effort aims to produce about 9 million offspring after a 1996 spill killed thousands of marine life and halted lobster fishing for months. University of Rhode Island expert Joe Dealteris oversees tail notching as crews release roughly 20 lobsters per minute, with completion expected over five years.
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Narragansett
R.I
Block Island Sound
Angela Caporelli
North Cape
Eklof Marine Corp
Moonstone Beach
Joe Dealteris
Dealteris
University of Rhode Island
Rhode Island
Osteoporosis drug works for men too says study
The drug Fosamax alendronate used to treat osteoporosis in women also increases bone density reduces spine fractures and prevents height loss in men in the first large male trial reported in the New England Journal of Medicine Researchers say results were surprisingly identical between genders and highlight men as a sizable but under treated group in osteoporosis care.
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New England Journal of Medicine
Eric Orwell
Oregon Health Sciences University
Portland
United States
National
Osteoporosis Foundation
Orwell
Black Secret Service agents allege racial discrimination
Eight current or former black Secret Service agents claim top officials slow to address systemic racial bias affecting the agency and Gore's protection detail. They seek a discussion on a class action filed in May, citing 27 years of discrimination and blocked promotions, with spokesman statements about court processes and diversity progress.
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Washington
Secret Service
al Gore
Gore
John Relman
Myron Smith
Smith
San Francisco
Phoenix
Jim Kennedy
Jim Mackin
Service
Mackin
Jewell Walker-Clark
The
Small Business Administration
Walker
Clinton
David Shaffer
Leroy Hendrix
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Associated Press
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Menninger Clinic
Los Angeles Times
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Lawrence
Iowa
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Veri
Communications Stores
Topeka
Prestige Plaza
West Ridge Mall
Wanamaker
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