LA Accepts 1.5 Million Tobacco Settlement From RJ Reynolds
Los Angeles City Attorney announced the city’s share of a 12 city California suit against RJ Reynolds over Joe Camel. LA received 1.5 million of a 10 million settlement to curb advertising aimed at minors and stop the alleged targeting of youth to smoke.
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Police hunt victims in van abduction chamber
Pleasanton California police describe a gutted Dodge Caravan as a murder and abduction chamber used by two suspects to target young women. The case links to the December killing of Vanes sa Lei Samson near Lake Tahoe and other abduction and rape cases in Reno and Sacramento. Authorities say Michaud and Daveggio pleaded not guilty to federal kidnapping and conspiracy charges as more victims are investigated.
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U.S. Presence Grows in Bosnia Postwar Efforts
Muhamed Salihbasic and family turned war losses into a thriving canning venture with U.S. loans, highlighting a broad American role in Bosnia. Since NATO forces arrived two years ago, U.S. investment nears 300 million dollars, aiding job creation and civilian development while enforcing hiring of all ethnic groups.
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U N backing eyed if force needed over Iraq sites
The United States presses UN Security Council members to back military action against Iraq if needed to access suspected weapons sites. Russia China and France resist condemning Iraqi moves. U S Ambassador Richardson says support could emerge if force becomes necessary.
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Debris mistaken for jetliner fuselage in Sumatra river
Divers misread a murky Musi River bed as the SilkAir jetliner fuselage after the plane crashed Friday with 104 aboard. Poor visibility and strong currents hinder search as officials recheck crash details and locate flight data recorders.
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