Bush leads in campaign fundraising and spending pace
Bush raised 11 million in Q4 bringing total to 68.7 million and has 31.4 million banked. He outspent rivals like Forbes and Dole historically, with TV ads totaling about 3 in every 10 dollars. McCain raised 13.6 million, Bradley doubled Gore 8.5 to 4.1 million in the quarter.
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Chase and shootout tied to Nevada crime spree near border
Kane fled on foot for about a half mile along U.S. Highway 90 near Valentine after firing three shots at a Border Patrol agent. The agent returned fire. neither was injured. Kane, 21, later attempted escape from a Winkler County Jail cell by pulling down a ceiling vent with a sharpened table edge. Elko County Nev. prosecutors charged him with open murder with a deadly weapon in the slaying of Guillermo Cortez, 22, of Wendover Nev.
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Beatles museum owner files for personal bankruptcy
Virginia Beach residents Michael and Sheila McKee, owners of McKee's Beatles Museum, filed for personal bankruptcy on December 22 after failed efforts to expand the museum into a full-time business. They list assets and liabilities estimated between 500,000 and 999,999 dollars and cite faith as their solace amid financial strain.
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Alaska Airlines MD-80 crash linked to stabilizer trim issue
Boeing official notes the MD-80 involved was delivered in 1992 to Alaska Airlines. The pilot reported stabilizer trim problems before diverting, radar tracked a fall from 17 000 feet, and the aircraft vanished into the ocean. The investigation team was assembling in Washington with California aid pledged.
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Bonilla bomber plan eyed for West Texas flights
Lt. Don Kerr said the Air Force will announce a preferred AETI flight plan next Wednesday with a final decision in March and a 30 day waiting period before a record of decision. RBTI flights from Dyess and Barksdale could be moved to West Texas to save costs and boost training, prompting potential legal challenges from landowners and conservation groups.
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Illinois death penalty moratorium praised after governor's move
Death-penalty opponents welcomed the governor's moratorium action. Bill Ryan of the Death- Penalty Moratorium Project called for a comprehensive review, noting Illinois has freed 13 death row inmates since 1977, one more than the state's executions. Anthony Porter, exonerated after 15 years on death row, was released last year. Recently, Cook County prosecutors dropped charges against a former Chicago officer tied to a jailhouse informant.
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Simple tests could save babies from mysterious diseases
A mother recalls the sudden death of her 8 month old, later found to be caused by a treatable metabolic disease detectable at birth with a $25 blood test. Experts note newborn screening now covers two conditions and can be expanded to 30 more with tandem mass spectrometry, though costs, training, and equipment pose limits.
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Compendium of odd facts and trivia snippets from 2000
A mixed set of trivia and quotes includes Rhode Island state coffee device, the metronome patent by Johann Maenzel in 1816, Beau Brummel and creditors, smoky Pittsburgh’s Fort Pitt site, and Einstein’s quip about the wastebasket. It also notes deer antler positions and Lincoln as a presidential writer, plus a Seattle mail box reference.
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Odessa American Public Notice Summary Fragment
The text is a damaged fragment from the Odessa American newspaper referencing postal changes and publication details. It mentions the Odessa American and provides an address, but no coherent notice or event is discernible for a full summary.
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