Determined Journey Amid Snowbound Lewis and Clark Expedition
Detained for five weeks by heavy snows and scarce horse feed, the Lewis and Clark party records the risk of crossing high mountain ledges and snow covered passes. They aim to press onward within the season and reach the United States, editing notes by Gary Moulton for a historical project.
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Bug Police Car Softens Cincinnati Officers Image
University of Cincinnati officers drive a white Volkswagen Beetle with a ladybug cartoon to appear approachable on campus. Deployed in 2000, the car draws waves and smirks as Capt. Karen Patterson and Mitchel Livingston defend its friendly purpose.
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Rove may testify in Libby case over CIA leak questions
In a developing legal scene, Karl Rove faces potential testimony as a witness in next year’s Libby trial. Special Counsel Fitzgerald could question whether the Bush White House mishandled a CIA officer’s identity to retaliate against a critic.
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Jack Black and Tanya Haden Welcome Baby Boy
Los Angeles report says actor Jack Black and wife Tanya Haden are parents to a baby boy born Saturday. Black shared plans to be the best father and win the best daddy competition. Neither Us Weekly nor Access Hollywood revealed the child's name. In New York, Bob Dylan announces the Aug. 29 release of Modern Times featuring 10 original songs with his touring band. Dylan, 65, calls the album third in a trilogy and hosts Theme Time Radio Hour on XM Satellite Radio.
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Heather Mills McCartney announces divorce plans in London
Heather Mills McCartney says she and Paul McCartney will divorce and plans to sue newspapers over past digging. The statement follows a May 17 split announcement after four years of marriage and reports of unflattering nude photos.
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