California Supreme Court rules Catholic charity must offer contraception coverage
In a 6-1 decision the California Supreme Court requires a Roman Catholic charity to provide birth control coverage to employees despite church teachings. Experts say the ruling could affect Catholic hospitals and spur similar laws elsewhere.
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Bodies of missing family found in Mississippi
Three members of the Hargon family were found dead in a wooded area in southern Mississippi. Earnest Lee Hargon, a cousin of the victims, was charged with capital murder and held without bond. Investigators say the killings followed a kidnapping at the Yazoo County home.
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18000 National Guard soldiers alerted for Iraq duty
About 18 000 National Guard soldiers from four major units have been put on alert for possible deployment to Iraq late this year or early 2005. The units include the 42nd Infantry Division headquarters from New York, the 256th Infantry Brigade from Louisiana, the 116th Cavalry Brigade from Idaho and Oregon, and the 278th Armored Cavalry Regiment from Tennessee. The move reflects growing use of Guard and Reserve forces in Iraq operations as 45 Guard and Reserve members have been killed in action and 42 more died of nonhostile causes. They will undergo training before their new assignment.
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Kerry seeks sweep in today's elections
John Kerry vows a hard fought campaign against President Bush aiming for a Super Tuesday sweep to claim the Democratic nomination. He notes rival John Edwards has a shorter Senate record while Edwards struggles with weak polling and small rally crowds ahead of the 10-state showdown.
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Jury selection begins in Terry Nichols trial
In McAlester Oklahoma jury selection started for the state murder case against Terry Nichols already serving a life term on federal charges for the Oklahoma City bombing He could face the death penalty if convicted about 150 prospective jurors reported with 42 questioned individually The judge noted all had heard of the case and will continue with more questioning as 15 jurors were excused and 19 more proceed to Tuesday screening
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Fluidjoint boosts joint health in new medical breakthrough
Pharmacists brace for rush as FLUIDjoint touted as a direct cartilage support micronutrient. Approved studies claim rapid improvement in joint function within two weeks plus higher mobility, with patients able to order via a National Direct Line.
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M.D
Lee Randolph Beck
University of Alabama Medical School
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