Middle track success tops our 04 list
A concise recap highlights middle distance performances leading the year’s fourth issue. Strong runners, strategized pacing, and notable improvements push several athletes onto the top of the list. Local coverage underscores season momentum and upcoming events.
Arizona State Upsets Purdue In Frantic Sun Bowl Finish
Replacement quarterback leads ASU to a 27-23 Sun Bowl win over Purdue in a dramatic final minute. Sun Bowl title awarded as ASU flashes late surge and Purdue falters in closing moments.
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Arizona St
Purdue
New memo redefines torture in U S law after Abu Ghraib revelations
The Justice Department released a rewritten 17 page memo rejecting the earlier narrow definition of torture. The new text states torture violates U S and international law and permits mental suffering to count under anti torture statutes while requiring more than mild effects.
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Washington
Justice Department
Bush
U.S
United States
Daniel Levin
Office of Legal Counsel
James Comey
Abu Ghraib
Iraq
Congress
U S aid pledge rises tenfold in tsunami relief drive
U S aid pledges surged as ships and planes converged on devastated shores. Amid bottlenecks and fears of epidemics, officials logged a rising death toll across Indonesia, Thailand, Sri Lanka, and neighboring areas, with thousands homeless and operations racing to deliver blankets, medicine, and body bags.
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Banda Aceh
Indonesia
United States
U.N. Humanitarian
Jan Egeland
Utapao
Phi Phi
Krabi Province
Thailand
Prayers Replace Festivities in New Year Observances
A global wave of mourning followed the Asian tsunami as Sweden’s prime minister urged candle vigils and no fireworks. Paris draped the Champs-Elysees in black while Innsbruck canceled its display and Graz redirected fireworks funds to victims. In contrast Taipei and the Philippines celebrated with fireworks amid the tragedy.
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Andy Wong
Associated Press
Asia
Kuala Lumpur
Malaysia
Paris
Sweden
Champs-Elysees
Geeran Persson
Wolfgang Schuesser
Austria
Innsbruck
Tyrol
Hilde Zach
Graz
London
Caribbean
Jost van Dyke
Place de la Concorde
Taiwan
Philippines
Resolutions fueled by hopes of fatherhood in Middletown
David Kennedy 24 of Hope House Rescue Mission Middletown aims to improve as a father after his one year old Kayla Marie and unborn Cheyenne, due in March. Librarian Donna Vanderpool 46 and library worker Randi Kramer 21 admit New Year goals are hard to keep.
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David Kennedy
Kayla Marie
Cheyenne
Hope House
Middletown
Kennedy
Donna Vanderpool
Randi Kramer
New Year Reflections and Local Plans From Today’s Journal
A 2004 roundup highlights city and county challenges and decisions for the new year. Pastors schedule events to support NFL fans keeping the faith during the season. A brief weather note predicts a few showers with highs near 52 and lows around 44.
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NFL
Locked Doors Doom 175 in Argentina Club Fire
Emergency exits at a Buenos Aires nightclub were padlocked or wired shut when a flare started a blaze that killed 175 and left over 700 injured after a Los Callejeros concert. Fans fought to reach exits as burning debris fell, with several escape routes reportedly locked.
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Buenos Aires
Argentina
Los Callejeros
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