Napster faces injunction halting music sharing service
A federal judge ordered Napster to stop trading copyrighted music, citing failure to police unauthorized file swaps. The ruling, sought by the Recording Industry Association of America, could shut down the service at midnight Friday and affect about 20 million users viewing a landmark clash over Internet patent rights and music rights. Napster plans to appeal. Metallica calls sharing effectively duplicating. The case cites ongoing downloads and a potential $5 million bond to cover losses during the shutdown.
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Blairsville Boy Stabbed While in Bed in Indiana County
A 12-year-old Blairsville resident was stabbed repeatedly in the head while in bed at home. Shayne Stein was in critical condition at Children's Hospital in Pittsburgh. Police recovered a household knife and found possible signs of a break in but no clear motive or suspects. Investigators have several promising leads and remain unsure of any enemies.
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Milosevic sets Sept. 24 elections in Yugoslavia test
Belgrade AP Milosevic calls federal and local elections for Sept 24 as opposition debates participation after constitutional changes favoring the regime. Montenegro threatens boycott while Serbia solidifies power. parliament approves a law allowing two more four-year terms and election by simple majority.
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Cheney defends voting record amid surplus debate with Bush
In Casper Cheney says he is proud of his House record and oil ties while acknowledging possible votes he might tweak. He cites efforts to reform education and Medicare as a use for a projected 4.5 trillion surplus, as Gore aides accuse Bush of tax cut bias. Bush and Cheney on a nostalgic stop with Bush saying surplus use remains open.
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Bush Defends Voting Record in Casper Address
Gov George W Bush and running mate Cheney defended Bushs record while opposing unilateral sanctions on South Africa. He argued sanctions do not work and praised Cheny as a strong partner in the upcoming GOP nominating campaign.
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