Pennsylvanians Vaccinated in Smallpox Drive Stalls
Fewer than five dozen Pennsylvanians have taken voluntary smallpox vaccines. Nationally, officials report only 12,404 people vaccinated six weeks into the program aimed at 450,000. Pennsylvania has used 57 of 22,500 vaccines ordered, per the state Health Department.
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Water main break leaves Mars area without water
About 1,700 residents in Mars and parts of Butler and Adams counties lost water after a main leak drained two reservoirs. Officials ordered a water use halt as crews searched for the leak source and set up water tanks at the Mars Volunteer Fire Co. to supply affected residents.
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Powell wins narrowing path for Iraq ultimatum vote
Secretary of State Colin Powell said he is within striking distance of securing the U N Security Council support for an ultimatum giving Saddam Hussein until March 17 to prove Iraq has disarmed, while warning that a French veto could strain bilateral relations. He cautioned uncertainty over Russia and China’s positions as a possible vote looms, and noted public opinion trends toward eventual U S support for war against Iraq.
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California Interstate Crash Buses Rear-Ended on I-15
A tour bus collision on southbound Interstate 15 near Baker California injured dozens with eight in critical condition. Buses from Gold & Silver Charter Bus Inc and Hebaragi & Lemi Bus Inc collided at about 3:20 p.m. amid roadwork, prompting a five hour closure of the southbound lanes and traffic backups for commuters from Las Vegas. About 44 passengers were hospitalized across seven facilities, as authorities noted speeds around 55 mph in the work zone and a 70 mph limit with constructions. The incident disrupted travel for residents returning from Las Vegas.
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TV violence linked to long term aggression study
A rare study following children into adulthood links television violence to more aggression later in life. The effect appears in both sexes and regardless of childhood aggression level, researchers say. Washington report via Associated Press.
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Texas to Kill 300th: Banks Set for Execution Milestone
In Livingston Texas Delma Banks faces execution scheduled Wednesday as Texas nears its 300th capital punishment since 1982. The state leads national executions with nine inmates this year and a pace to surpass the 40 yearly record set in 2000, reflecting a rapid rise since 1976.
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Zeta Jones and Walken win acting honors at SAG Awards
Catherine Zeta Jones wins supporting actress for Chicago while Christopher Walken takes supporting actor for Catch Me If You Can. Zeta Jones described brutal dance scenes and announced her due date in April. Walken and Latifah address the SAG audience as they share thanks and future work hopes. Chicago garners ensemble nods and Zellweger Gere lead nominations.
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History Highlights on March 10 across eras
March 10 marks Grant becoming Union commander in 1864. Bell’s 1876 voice transmission experiment in Boston with Watson hearing “Mr. Watson, come here I want you.” Salvation Army arrived in the United States in 1880. Mil dred E. Gillars Axis Sally convicted of treason in 1949 Washington DC. James Earl Ray pled guilty in 1969 Memphis to MLK Jr. assassination.
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Lottery results roundup from Pennsylvania and Ohio draws
Weekend and midday draws show Big 4, Cash 5, Powerball and daily picks across Pennsylvania and Ohio. Notable numbers include Pennsylvania entries 6 27 30 36 37 for Cash 5 and Powerball 1 5 20 21 45 with 3 as Power Play, while Ohio Buckeye numbers 5 13 22 27 29 and Day Pick 3 9 8 3.
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