U.N. destroys key Iraqi atomic site at Al Ateer
UN inspectors supervised by the IAEA blew up parts of the Al Ateer complex 40 miles southwest of Baghdad. A 18,000 square yard metallurgical building was partially demolished as examples of warhead component facilities were destroyed. Some bunkers will be filled with concrete. Destruction may extend into May with continued dismantling of equipment and facilities.
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Irish sponsored violence continues in Derby killing soldier
In Derby England an Irish National Liberation Army claim responsibility for killing Royal Signals Sgt. Michael Newman 34 after he left an army recruiting office. The attack follows IRA bombings in London with three dead and 91 wounded. Dozens of witnesses saw the shooting as two men fled.
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Health officials target smokeless tobacco in youth baseball
Health and Human Services Secretary Louis Sullivan announced a campaign to discourage boys ages 10 to 12 in Little League from using smokeless tobacco. The effort includes brochures describing tobacco as unattractive and unhealthy. More than 12 million Americans used smokeless tobacco last year, with 14 percent aged 12 to 17.
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