Downtown sidewalk sale draws bargain hunters in Lawrence
Crowds lined Massachusetts Street for Lawrence's all day sidewalk sale. Craig Liskey at the Lawrence Antique Mall sold about 100 $1 items while Balloonman shaped balloons for a child. Yolanda Franklin spent heavily on discounted shoes as Mindy Kahle bought shoes for the year.
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Blair says history will forgive war in Iraq if WMDs not found
In a Congress address Tony Blair argued history will forgive the U S led coalition if Iraq lacks weapons of mass destruction and tyranny is halted even as he and President Bush defended their case. Blair acknowledged the risk should they be wrong and noted history would not forgive inaction. The visit honored America's closest ally in the war.
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Death toll from 1991 war reaches 147 in Pentagon count
Associated Press notes the current U S casualties from hostile fire total 147, matching the Gulf War toll. The figure stirs debate on war strategy as families, critics, and supporters react amid ongoing casualties and political fallout.
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States debate safety of older U S drivers
Washington debates age limits as elderly drivers increase their share of motorists. Advocates cite accidents like an 86 year old who killed nine in Santa Monica to justify tests while insurers and researchers warn against blanket bans. By 2030 one in four drivers may be age 65 plus with varied renewal rules.
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Photographers gain access to Supreme Court offices twice
Photographer David Hume Kennerly explains how he secured rare access to the Supreme Court. In 1973 seven of nine justices posed for a Time magazine piece on affirmative action. In June 2002, a 7-2 vote allowed all but Justices Souter and Scalia inside, marking another unusual glimpse into the Court.
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