23 Dec 2002
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Newspaper
Newport Daily News
Location
Newport, Rhode Island, United States of America
Date
Dec 23, 2002
Page
1
Nancy Famular of London admires a room at The Elms decorated for Christmas. Maggie Bennett, 3, of Newport, presents her Christmas list to Santa at The Elms as Christmas greenery and poinsettias line Marble House staircase.
Washington AP Sen Bill Frist a heart surgeon seen as centrist ally as Republicans prepare to name him majority leader in the new Congress. Colleagues cite hands on record and health expertise to project a more open GOP image.
Janelle C. Roussel, head of Lutheran Social Services international adoption in Rhode Island, balances recruiting and screening adoptive families with fundraising to sustain the program. Since 1999, 25 children have joined Rhode Island families, with four more set to be collected in January from China Vietnam and Guatemala. On weekends she performs with a drum set at the New Hats venue, counterbalancing a demanding day job with artistic outlets.
Saddam Hussein reiterates Iraq does not possess nuclear chemical or biological weapons. He defends Baghdad declaration while U N inspectors and Western officials debate its completeness. Iraqi adviser Al Saadi claims delays and calls for full U N participation amid Blix’s scrutiny.
FOXBORO Massachusetts The Patriots who were last season's Super Bowl champions struggled as a team in a Week 16 showdown with their division rival Jets The article notes New England cannot rely solely on each other and must get help to extend their title defense beyond this weekend Page A10
The forecast notes sunny and windy conditions with a high near 43 and a low around 31. No precipitation expected as winds remain brisk throughout the day.
Village residents gather on Gaia Day to mark the solstice with songs rituals and shared meals at a community event on B1 noting seasonal renewal and cultural heritage.
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