ASPCA Offers Free Food for Dogs in New York
The ASPCA announces a free dog food giveaway in New York on August 29 across its five shelters. President Roger Caras cites a lagging economy as causing hardship for many owners who struggle to feed their pets. The effort targets dogs in all five boroughs.
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Indian groups join forces in bid to overturn Boldt ruling
Two Puget Sound Indian groups seek to invalidate the 1979 ruling denying tribal status to the Samish, arguing Judge George Boldt was impaired by Alzheimer's disease. The Lamish Indians filed suit after a 1978 illness report in the Seattle Post-Intelligencer. Meanwhile Minnesota farmers died from gases released in liquid manure pits, as methane and hydrogen sulfide claimed four lives across Canby and Hastings farms.
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University of Minnesota Agricultural Safety Specialist
Group blasts Bushs civil rights record in briefing
A Leadership Conference on Civil Rights summary accuses President Bush of dividing Americans with a deplorable civil rights record. Ralph Neas denounces Bush for racial politics over the 1990 veto and 1991 signing of civil rights legislation amid broader GOP opposition and criticism.
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U.S. charges Escobar in 1989 jetliner bombing
Pablo Escobar and Dandeny Muñoz Mosquera face a 14 count indictment in Brooklyn for the Avianca Flight 203 bombing that killed 110. The case links Escobar to international terrorism and drug trafficking. Muñoz Mosquera is jailed in a U.S. prison. The government offers a $1.4 million reward for help locating Escobar.
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George says he did not lie about arms sales to Iran
Washington AP report on Clair George testifying at his perjury trial over Iran Contra. He denies lying to Congress about secret arms sales to Iran and Contras while admitting one past statement was false. He clashes with prosecutor Gillen over memory of meetings with Richard Secord and documents.
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Fungi Nail Remedy for Nail Fungus Now Available
A safe simple remedy targets thick split discolored nails with two anti fungal agents. Easy to apply as a nail polish and requires no prescription. For artificial nails, Fungi Nail helps prevent fungus and is sold in Footcare and Cosmetic Dept.
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