Navy christens two ships after 9/11 sites Arlington and Somerset
The Navy will name two San Antonio class amphibious transport docks USS Arlington and USS Somerset after the 9/11 crash sites. Each vessel carries 363 crew and 699 Marines, built by Northrop Grumman in New Orleans, as Secretary Gordon England praised the tribute.
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Nader May Not Make Florida Ballot
A Florida judge issued a temporary order blocking Ralph Nader from the ballot as the Reform Party nominee. The ruling cites that the Reform Party is not a legitimate national party and did not follow state nomination procedures, delaying certification pending a full hearing.
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Ali urges federal boxing commission for reform
Muhammad Ali testified before a House subcommittee calling for a U.S. Boxing Commission with authority to regulate professional boxing. Lonnie Ali read a warning that reform is needed to clean up the sport, which Ali described as troubled yet wonderful.
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