Middletown Martha Stewart faces prison decision
New York celebrity Martha Stewart, sentenced to five months in prison and five months house arrest for lying about a 2001 stock sale, weighs whether to start serving now or wait for appeal. Experts say serving time may benefit her company Martha Stewart Living Omnimedia, while she considers the impact on branding and timing. Associated Press.
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Associated Press
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Manhattan
Federal Court
Peterson juriesed fishing techniques in Laci Peterson case
Redwood City California prosecutors depicted Scott Peterson’s fishing gear as ill suited for sturgeon or striped bass and questioned a homemade cement anchor. Expert Angelo Cuanang testified Peterson’s equipment indicated a freshwater setup and that a small concrete weight would not hold a boat in bay currents.
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Berkeley Marina
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Cuanang
Rick Distaso
Modesto
Laci Peterson
Marina
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Harris
Brian Ullrich
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Petersons
Ullrich
15-year-old girl killed in Washington DC shooting
A 15 year old girl identified as Myesha Lowe was killed in a weekend shooting in Washington DC. She had appeared in a 1997 photo with then first lady Hillary Rodham Clinton. Police had no motive and city officials had declared a crime emergency amid rising juvenile crime and car thefts.
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Washington
Hillary Rodham Clinton
District of Columbia
Myesha Lowe
Lowe
Clinton
D.C
Howard University Hospital
Charles Ramsey
New MyDoom variant disrupts major search engines
A new MyDoom variant disrupted Google Yahoo and other search engines by issuing automated queries from thousands of infected computers to harvest email addresses. The virus slowed access for some users while Google Lycos and Yahoo reported measures to filter or rectify the traffic. It spreads via email attachments and also crawls search results for more addresses, a novel technique according to experts.
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New York
Google
Yahoo
Google Inc
Steve Langdon
AltaVista
Oliver Friedrichs
Symantec Corp
Army near recruiting and retention goals except Guard shortfall
The Army nears its recruiting and retention targets while the Army National Guard trails at 88 percent of its goal. Guard retention is slightly short of target, but leaders say the shortfall was planned as Guard units faced deployment strains. Most soldiers overseas stay in service at higher rates, aiding readiness. In four states over half the Guard has been called up, with planners aiming to keep half the force home for governors during disasters.
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Afghanistan
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Idaho
Montana
View of Mount Rushmore Like Potters Cabin Scene
Peggy visits a large stone house named Potter place with a long front porch looking out on the mountain. She notes workers on the peak, some high on the cliff with harnesses, wondering if one is her father as the Jansen family stays nearby.
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Mr. Lincoln
Mrs. Potter
Lincoln
Jay Bird
Nebraska
Mike
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