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Newspaper
Southern Illinoisan
Location
Carbondale, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Mar 06, 2004
Page
6
An elementary school teacher at Malcolm X Elementary School is on paid leave after officials learned he showed sixth graders portions of The Passion of the Christ. Interim DCPS superintendent Elfreda Massie confirmed the incident and that about 16 students viewed the scenes.
Washington residents face lead in tap water raising alarms as Congress investigates levels in D C and nearby Virginia suburbs. Pregnant women and children are most vulnerable, with bottled water and filters in high demand as EPA and WASA officials testify.
New York Justice Vincent Bradley issued a temporary restraining order banning 26 year old Mayor Jason West from performing further same sex weddings for a month. The action followed a request by Liberty Counsel representing a local resident amid Gov. Pataki’s pledge to crack down on weddings without licenses.
Attorney General John Ashcroft, 61, was admitted to George Washington University Hospital with a severe gallstone pancreatitis. Doctors planned careful evaluation, with recovery possibly weeks to a month. Deputy AG Comey would handle authority if needed. Bush offered well wishes.
Democrats who once clashed with John Kerry now back him, delivering fresh jabs and praise as Wesley Clark criticized Kerry early then endorsed him, while historian Henry Graff notes voters treat the taunts as ritual. Paul Begala adds a pragmatic take with a shrug.
NASA officials say the Spirit rover found evidence of past water activity in a volcanic rock at Gusev Crater, with far less water than Opportunity’s Meridiani Planum site. The finding came after grinding the rock surface with the rock abrasion tool revealing mineral-filled cracks. a solar eclipse by Deimos was also captured by Opportunity’s cameras.
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