Ward earns MVP in Blue Gray football classic
Ottawa University's Derrick Ward is named Most Valuable Player in the national Blue Gray game. Weather outlook shows windy, cloudy conditions with chances of rain tonight and Saturday. temperatures range from near 49 to high 58 with lows in the 40s.
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Officials tracing origins of lone mad cow case
Government food safety officials press through holidays to prevent a potential mad cow outbreak while assuring Americans the beef supply remains safe. A Washington Holstein tested positive for bovine spongiform encephalopathy with final results due by week’s end. Federal and British labs seek herd link and origin, studying incubation and feed sources as investigations continue.
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Mad cow scare and top US beef importers
A brief report outlines a panic over mad cow disease and identifies the leading U S beef importers. It notes concerns about animal health, trade implications, and potential regulatory responses affecting shipments and markets.
Iraqi Rebels Kill, Wound U.S. Troops Near Baghdad Base
Iraqi insurgents shelled a base at Baqouba northeast of Baghdad, killing two U.S. soldiers and wounding four. Earlier, three soldiers from the 101st Airborne were wounded in Mosul in an ambush as they searched the streets for bombs.
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Polish Troops Sustain Casualties in Iraq Firefight
Two Polish soldiers were wounded when assailants hit their convoy with a remote controlled mine. A taxi driver was killed in the firefight, according to witnesses. Polish forces command a multinational force of about 9,500 in south central Iraq, with roughly 2,400 Polish troops. Cate could not confirm witness reports.
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Top 10 stories of 2003 AP poll highlight Iraq war
The Associated Press tally names WAR IN IRAQ as 2003’s top story with 280 first place votes as Saddam Hussein’s capture nears. It lists the COLUMBIA DISASTER and CALIFORNIA RECALL among the year’s other major events, from SARS to the Northeast Blackout and economic shifts.
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