Columbine victims families sue drug maker Solvay
Families of five Columbine victims sue Solvay Pharmaceuticals Inc alleging the Lavox antidepressant Harris took contributed to manic and psychotic behavior. The suit filed in U.S. District Court seeks more than 75 000 dollars per plaintiff.
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Solvay Pharmaceuticals Inc
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Italian couple beatified together for exemplary life
Pope John Paul blessed Luigi Beltrame Quattrocchi and Maria Corsini, the first spouses beatified together in five centuries. The couple, who died in 1951 and 1965, were praised for living an ordinary life in an extraordinary way.
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John Paul
Luigi Beltrame Quattrocchi
Maria Corsini
Beltrame Quattrocchi
Corsini
Lourdes
France
Wit and Wisdom Quote by E. W. Dijkstra
The note compares whether a computer can think to whether a submarine can swim, presenting a concise, paradoxical reflection by E. W. Dijkstra on machine thinking.
Cops for Cancer heads shaved to aid research
Sixteen officers a local man and a police survivor’s son will have their heads shaved during Medicine Hat’s sixth annual Cops for Cancer in The Arena lobby at 6 30 p m. before the Tigers game vs the Lethbridge Hurricanes. Proceeds go to the Canadian Cancer Society with last year’s city total near 100 000 dollars and 47 000 raised since 1996.
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Tigers
Lethbridge Hurricanes
Norm
Boucher
Colleen Wilson
Canadian Cancer Society
Cancer Society
Wilson
Edmonton
Medicine Hat
Cops For Cancer
Ryan Taplin
Kenton Shilka
Jason ‘Dola
Bob Cole
Shilka
Cole
Dola
Medicine Hat Tigers
Canada offers to back peacekeepers after Taliban removal
Prime Minister Jean Chretien said Canada could help install a UN backed government in Afghanistan and possibly contribute peacekeepers once the Taliban are ousted. He cited UN involvement and an international coalition as essential, with NATO allies moving to target terrorist bases.
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Asia-Pacific
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Chretien
Taliban
Osama bin Laden
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Indonesia
Malaysia
Vladimir Putin
Jiang Zemin
CIA Receives $1 Billion to Hunt Down Bin Laden
The CIA is boosted by a new $1 billion allocation to pursue Osama bin Laden with options to capture or kill. President Bush ordered intensified strikes against Taliban positions near Kabul as U S warplanes and covert ground efforts expand. Support from lawmakers backs the aggressive action citing national security and moral imperatives.
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Afghanistan
George W. Bush
Bush
World Trade Center
Washington Post
Spy
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Congress
Joe Lieberman
Connecticut
John McCain
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