Some Iraqi ministries soon to reopen
Reconstruction chief Gen. Jay Garner said Iraqi ministries were on the verge of reopening and that initial aid would come from U.S. and allied experts before Iraqis assume control. He also warned against cronyism and said those tied to Saddam would be disqualified beyond that.
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Ashcroft ruling expands detention power over immigrants
Attorney General John Ashcroft says national security concerns can justify denying bond to most illegal immigrants while their cases are decided, signaling broad discretion over immigration matters. The decision follows Haiti arrivals and HSD warnings, excluding Cubans who can stay by law.
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Markets slip after rally as Dow drops in early New York trading
Investors book profits amid fears of overvaluation as the Dow Jones falls 93.84 points to 8,421.82 in late morning trading. Local stock quotes show declines across several names including WalMart and SLM Corp, while price bids for grains at Franklin County services and Overbrook Co op report mixed activity.
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Tigers React To Portrait. San Francisco Zoo Keeps Sedova Painting
Emily and Tony, two Siberian tiger siblings at the San Francisco Zoo, react with fear to a life sized painting of Sedova, a beloved former tiger. Zoo keeper Linda Caratti says the eight foot portrait remains, describing animals as more important than pictures and noting the tigers’ instinctual fear of a rival tiger. Betances seeks to suppress heroin evidence after throwing up eight bags in an ambulance. A New Haven court case challenges the admissibility, arguing rights were not read before the seizure.
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Correction fixes 4-H meeting dates on Neighbors page
The final paragraph should state that the next 4-H council meeting is at 7 p.m. May 19 and Town & Country’s next meeting is with the Full-O-Pep 4-H club at 7 p.m. May 4 at the Briles schoolhouse.
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