Mother threatens doctors over C-section in salt lake city
Melissa Ann Rowland 28 faced murder charges after repeatedly defying doctors urging an emergency Caesarean to save her twins. Police say she threatened staff, threw a telephone, and warned she would cut a worker's throat if forced to have the procedure before finally delivering in January. one twin was stillborn.
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Former adviser accuses Bush on terror before 9/11 testimony
Richard Clarke testified that the Bush White House scaled back the fight against al Qaida before September 11 2001 and dismissed retaliation for the USS Cole bombing as Clinton era the testifying former adviser said the Clinton administration prioritized counterterrorism while the Bush team viewed it as important but not urgent. He faced sharp countercharges from Condoleezza Rice and Republican figures at a commission hearing aimed at shaping a forthcoming final report.
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Clarke defends 2002 Bush anti terror plan in new framing
The White House named Richard Clarke as the anonymous defender of Bush anti-terrorism strategy in August 2002. Clarke and Condoleezza Rice traded accusations over his role and versions of a plan to combat al Qaida. Clarke acknowledged offering a favorable view in 2002 while Rice released an email predating Sept 11 warning of possible major al Qaida attack.
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Beverly Eckert
Stamford
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National Security
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Coast Guard hunts for missing helicopter and 10 aboard
Coast Guard crews searched a 2,800 square mile area in Gulf of Mexico for a helicopter with 10 people aboard that disappeared about 90 miles south of Galveston after last radio contact on Tuesday night. An oil slick mile long was monitored as possible wreck indicator.
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Gulf of Mexico
Galveston
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National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration
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el Lago
Era Aviation Inc
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Calif
U.S. Coast Guard
U.S. vows appeal after WTO ruling on offshore gambling
The Bush administration said it will vigorously fight a WTO preliminary ruling that could open the United States to offshore Internet gambling after Antigua and Barbuda argued U.S. limits violate trade deals. Officials claimed the panel ignored Uruguay Round records and intended exclusions for gambling. Antigua urged diversification of its economy through electronic commerce amid hurricane impacts. The status of Internet gambling remains disputed with some operators prosecuted under the Wire Act and thousands of offshore sites serving U.S. customers.
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World Trade Organization
United States
Antigua and Barbuda
U.S
WTO
Mills
Uruguay
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