Bull escapes illegal rodeo and is shot dead by police
A bull from a North Carolina based rodeo company escaped at a Queens site ra mpaging streets and dodging lariat ropes before police shot it as a public danger. Detective Robert Samuel said nine bulls were owned by the company, which rented a vacant lot for the show but was shut down for lacking a permit.
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Nuclear labs future in dispute fuels security debate
The head of a presidential panel on nuclear weapons security calls for shifting DOE control to a new agency, while Energy Secretary Bill Richardson rejects the plan. Rudman warns of ongoing risks and notes key measures like polygraphs and tighter foreign-visitor checks remain incomplete after Clinton directives.
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Hoarders Link Pets to Possible Mental Illness
Massachusetts researchers study animal hoarding as a potential mental health issue, noting 2000 cases yearly and a median of 39 animals per hoarder. Most are women over 69 living alone, with widespread neglect and frequent animal deaths. Prosecution offers limited cure.
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Sugar Land
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Methuen
Northampton
Massachusetts
Gary Patronek
Center For Animals and Public Policy
Tufts University School of Veterinary Medicine
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Patronek
Smith College
Boston University
Northeastern University
Stephen King in good spirits after surgeries
Stephen King remains alert and in good spirits after a serious road accident in rural Maine. He suffered a collapsed lung and multiple fractures to his right leg and hip after being struck by a Dodge Caravan while walking along Route 5 near his summer home in Lovell. He underwent surgery around 3:30 a.m. and was recovering with his wife Tabitha and family by his side.
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Chuck Gill
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Lowell
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Gill
Laird Covey
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Wax figures immortalize Prince Edward and Sophie of Wessex
Edward and Sophie Rhys Jones were waxed at Madame Tussaud's on display with royal family figures. The countess wore her wedding dress while designers copied jewelry and took measurements. Each figure costs about 49200 dollars and six months to complete.
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Sophie Rhys-Jones
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Martin Westwood
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Rhys- Jones
Stuart Williamson
Susan Roberts Compiles J W Wire Reports
Susan Roberts gathers J W Wire Reports to present a concise overview of recent national and regional happenings. The roundup highlights key events, notable statements, and evolving stories from multiple sources.
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