Warm Tops for Toddlers Through Teens Aided by Local Drive
Newport organizer Gertrude Dator runs Cookie's Kids from her Park Holm apartment collecting Toys and clothing for needy families. She adds sweaters and scarves to her usual toy donations, noting a weaker economy and post 9 11 impact on giving.
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Newport man gets 17 years in DUI fatality sentence
Wayne P. Winslow, 50, of Providence, pleaded no contest to driving under the influence causing death after a Dec. 1 crash in South Kingstown that killed 34 year old Heidi Driscoll and injured two children. He received 15 years for DUI with death and two more years for related DUI injuries, plus 20 years suspended probation on lesser charges.
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Survey shows bullying remains major fear at school
Washington AP report notes metal detectors and cameras cut weapons and crime in schools but bullying keeps students anxious on campus. While violent incidents declined since 1995, 9 percent reported threats or weapon injuries last year, signaling ongoing safety concerns despite security gains.
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Curt Lavarello
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Bullying Tackled Across Schools Says Federal Official
William Modzeleski, head of the Safe and Drug-Free Schools Program, says bullying was once accepted as school tradition and must change. He notes crime in schools rises as students report being bullied and calls for a serious, targeted response.
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City plans new city clerk and admin services dept
City Manager James C. Smith proposes a reorganization creating two new departments and six positions to streamline municipal operations. The plan would raise city spending by about 2500 dollars after adjustments and includes a City Clerk's Department already voter approved. It also adds an Administrative Services Department to consolidate maintenance, purchasing, parking, the Web site, and GIS.
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Charleston man survives weeklong car plunge ordeal
Robert Ward, 32, trapped in his wrecked car for nearly a week in a ravine endured freezing cold by burning paper, melting snow for water, and eating fast food sauce packets. He suffered a broken hip, frostbitten feet, and is in serious condition after surgery, found by friend Terry Likens near his Huntington area hospital.
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Weather watch index and page references
A brief weather watch note appears on Page A12 with regional outlook details and timing. The entry includes cross references to Advice A9, Calendar B3, Classifieds B8, Comics A8, Movies A2, Obituaries B2, Opinion A11, and Sports B4, guiding readers to related sections for broader daily context.
Portsmouth Council Opposes Aquaculture Project
Lincoln High School girls basketball team from Portsmouth springs an upset against Portsmouth on the same day as the town council opposes a local aquaculture project. The items appear on Page B1 and Page B4 respectively.
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Iraq nuclear and biological weapon declarations examined
A nine page contents table for Iraq’s arms declaration outlines past secret efforts to build a nuclear weapon and possible lists of aiding countries or firms. It also details Baghdad’s biological weapon projects. A former inspector says the material appears recycled from pre 1991 reports and outdated Gulf War era disclosures.
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U.N inspectors expand operations amid WMD clash
U N inspectors broaden their work as Iraq asserts it has no weapons of mass destruction, a claim disputed by the United States. State Department spokesman Richard Boucher insists Iraq maintained and expanded such weapons. Washington begins reviewing Iraq’s declaration for deceptions as the Security Council receives the full document.
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