Smallpox vaccine sparks complex choice for health workers
Health workers weigh volunteering for a live-virus shot amid risks of serious side effects and infecting vulnerable relatives. Some hospitals refuse vaccination while government plans to vaccinate about 500,000 staff. Officials warn adverse reactions exist, but experts support careful screening and precaution.
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March for Life draws tens of thousands in Washington
Anti abortion activists led a large march on the National Mall in cold weather as President Bush voiced support for restricting late term abortions. Protests by abortion rights groups accompanied the event with broad turnout of clergy, politicians, and families reflecting a charged climate.
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Teen faces death in sniper case in Fairfax
A grand jury indicted 17 year old Lee Boyd Malvo on murder charges that could bring the death penalty for his role in Washington area sniper attacks. The indictment follows the Oct. 14 slaying of FBI analyst Linda Franklin outside a Home Depot.
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Clonaid executive ordered to testify on cloned baby claim
Thomas Kaenzig, vice president of Clonaid, was ordered to appear in court after refusing to testify about Eve the claimed first clone. He said the company had no clear incorporation or location, and could not locate Eve. The judge seeks a guardian for Eve amid ongoing scrutiny.
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Bush argues tax relief for firms creates jobs in st louis
President Bush defended his 674 billion 10 year stimulus plan claiming tax cuts for small and large businesses spur hiring. He highlighted accelerating personal tax cuts and higher write offs at JS Logistics while critics say dividends tax cuts favor the wealthy.
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