Morality cast off for a million
London AP Eleven percent of men and 3 percent of women would murder to become millionaires if they could get away with it. Many would cheat on taxes lie about affairs or deny running over a neighbor s dog. The Sunday Express commissioned the poll from MORI and questioned 1112 adults on June 21. No margin of error given, but polls in Britain typically have a percent margin.
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Base closing panel finalizes army and navy cuts nation wide
The base closing commission voted to shut Fort Benjamin Harrison Fort Devens Fort Ord and Sacramento Army Depot while closing Philadelphia Naval Station and Long Beach Naval Station but preserving the Long Beach Naval Shipyard and Staten Island home port. The plan relocates labs to Aberdeen Proving Ground with some moves deferred to January. President Bush will decide after congressional review.
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U N and Iraqi officials meet after inspectors attack
In Baghdad the IAEA chief and U.N. officials arrive for talks with Prime Minister Saddam Hammadi and Foreign Minister Ahmed Hussein Khudayer following a shooting at a U.N. inspection team near Baghdad. They will discuss Iraq not disclosing all nuclear facilities and a convoy suspected of hauling weapons program equipment.
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Slovenia Faces Armed Rebellion as Yugoslavia Crisis Deepens
Soldiers desert, 1,277 captured, and 63 killed as Slovenia battles to control borders. President Milan Kacan seeks international observers to supervise a return to barracks while Ljubljana braces under barricades and a high alert militia. Tanjug reports clashes in Borovo Selo as federal efforts to quell ethnic strife continue.
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Graffiti Bridge Demolished After 55 Years in OKC
A wrecking ball began demolishing the Graffiti Bridge in Oklahoma City on Saturday at 10 30 am ending a 55 year run as a teen bulletin board. Hundreds of onlookers watched as chunks of paint coated concrete dropped while cheers and moans mingled. Built as a railroad span on Route 66 it idle in the 1950s and became a place where youths etched names and rivalries for all to see.
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Missing man and toddler after river collision near Philadelphia
A nine passenger cabin cruiser collided at night with a barge on the Delaware River north of the Delaware Memorial Bridge. Two bodies were missing after five were thrown from the boat and four others freed. Coast Guard searched for Thomas Pepper III, 35, and Nicholas Venture, 22 months, as others swam to safety including Joan Pepper, Tony Venture, and Shannon Putt.
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