Key moments in September history wrap of 1814 to Vatican II
Highlights mark Francis Scott Key inspired the Star Spangled Banner in 1814 after Fort McHenry bombardment. 1847 sees Gen. Winfield Scott seize Mexico City during Mexican American War. 1901 McKinley dies. Roosevelt becomes president. 1948 UN HQ groundbreaking in New York. 1964 Pope Paul VI opens Vatican II third session.
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Body found in Yale building linked to Annie Le case
Police believe the Yale doctoral student and bride‑to‑be Annie Le, missing five days earlier, was found hidden inside a university building near the medical complex. Officials recovered a body and substantial evidence as a nationwide search intensified amid a broader health care reform debate and Afghan conflict updates.
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New Haven
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Annie le
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Reichard
Death Probe Focuses on Drugs in Blagojevich Ally Case
Chicago investigation into the death of Christopher Kelly, former Blagojevich fundraiser, expands as autopsy results await toxicology in 3 to 6 weeks. Detectives interview Kelly’s girlfriend and a man who sought to retrieve his Escalade.
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MIT tracks 3000 Seattle trash pieces to reveal waste path
MIT researchers tag about 3000 items in Seattle to track their journey from curb to final destination using battery powered smart tags. The exhibit at Seattle Central Library opens Sept 18 and aims to show how much waste could be recycled and how fast trash travels through the system.
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Journal World Contacts and Subscription Details
The notice lists newsroom staff and departments at Journal World including Dennis Anderson and Caroline Trowbridge with direct lines and emails. It also lists 6News contact Cody Howard and Mediaphormedia Dan Cox. Subscriptions can be managed by phone 832 7199 with hours for weekdays and weekends and a redelivery guarantee.
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Poll Debate Sparks Consideration of Lawrence Bomb Squad
Today’s poll asks if the Lawrence Police Department should have a bomb squad. Friday’s poll asks how much readers spend on a typical barber or salon visit including tip with results showing various price ranges and percentages.
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