Army to boost armored Humvee production to 550 a month
The Army moves to raise armored Humvee output by 100 monthly, after Defense Secretary Rumsfeld said lines were at maximum capacity. Armor Holdings and AM General expect ramp to about 550 vehicles monthly by February or March 2005, with Pentagon paying about 58 thousand dollars per vehicle for armor plating.
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Armor Holdings
Robert Schiller
Michael Fox
AM General
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Lee Woodward
Woodward
Army of Desire
R. Stephen Whitcomb
Gunman at Alrosa nightclub had prior police run-ins
Suspect Gale argued with a tattoo studio worker hours before the shooting and left angrily. He killed Pantera members Darrell Abbott and others at the Alrosa Villa club, injuring several. a Marines veteran with prior police contact, Gale reportedly sought company and faced privacy rules on his discharge.
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Bo Toler
Toler
North Carolina
Kristine Scarber
Mary Clark
Alrosa Villa Club
Damageplan
Abbott
Vinnie Paul Abbott
Pantera
Darrell Abbott
Erin Halk
Dave Johnson
Jeramie Brey
Marysville
Nathan Gale
Dimebag
Study Finds Chemotherapy Benefits High-Risk Breast Cancer Patients
A study of 651 women with early stage, hormone receptor positive breast cancer shows chemotherapy plus tamoxifen greatly improves 10 year survival without metastasis for high risk patients, while low risk patients see little difference. Treatments carry side effects and cost about 3,460 for the test and 37,000 for chemotherapy, with insurance coverage uncertain.
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United States
Larry Norton
Memorial Sloan-Kettering Cancer Center
Christina Koenig
YME
Norton
New England Journal
Robert Bast
Gabriel Hortobaggi
University of Texas
M.D. Anderson Cancer Center
Kerik withdraws Homeland nomination amid ethics risk
Former Homeland Security nominee Giuliani adviser Kerik pulls out as ethics filings remain incomplete and FBI background checks continue. He disclosed concerns about an employee’s immigration status and past tax filings linked to a nanny. The White House defended his integrity while noting conflicts with Taser connections.
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Taser International
White House
Taser
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New York City
Bernard Kerik
Bush
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Homeland Security
Tom Ridge
TROUPE Delivers Holiday Radio Style Show in Franklin
Brown describes the Vintage Voices as frequent community performers in Franklin who have sung together for about four years. Audience members praise the radio show format of the annual holiday program. Janet DeHart recalls radio origins and the first TV in 1948, while her grandson Patrick serves in Iraq. Richard Esposito led a "Silent Night" singalong ending the show.
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Brown
Fred Esposito
Janet DeHart
DeHart
Patrick
Iraq
Richard Esposito
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