Woman who found finger in her chili hires attorney
Anna Ayala a 39 year old Las Vegas woman who bit into a Wendy's finger in California retained a San Jose attorney saying she remains nauseous sleepless and seeks redress Wendy's reports business declines nationwide while investigators search for the finger owner and fingerprint match efforts continue
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Pope John Paul II appears on TV as illness worsens
Ulisses service John Paul watched the procession on a TV screen from the chapel altar while lights glowed in St. Peter's Square. A young Italian Girl Scout spoke of missing him but believing he is present in spirit amid years of Parkinson's and breathing problems that led to hospitalizations and throat surgery.
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Easter Fete Feeds Hope House Guests and Community
The Hope House Easter dinner drew attendees who praised the meal and price. About 72 dinners were delivered to area nursing homes and retirement communities. Janet and John Kilby learned of the event from The Journal and were pleased to attend.
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Time running out in Terri Schiavo case spurs court fight
Supporters urge emergency custody as Michael Schiavo's attorney says Bush cannot overturn court orders. Terri Schiavo, alive with no food or water, has lived without sustenance longer than in 2003 after prior actions. Police arrested eight demonstrators including a 10 year old boy and 13 year old twins trying to bring her water. The case centers on disputed medical authorities and the governor's powers. Terri Schiavo suffered brain damage in 1990 and left no living will.
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American Civil Liberties Union
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Butler County tightening watch on sex offenders under Megan's Law
Butler County sheriff's office reports 296 registered sex offenders in the county with cases rising due to better reporting and Internet access. The effort, spurred by Megan's Law, includes unmarked visits and public notifications, targeting prevention and accountability for offenders, many with child victims, while detailing classifications and enforcement steps.
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