Bush pushes new look at global warming policy
President Bush seeks expanded research into global warming and a separate program funding development of technologies to cut greenhouse gases. He urges global coordination among scientists while proposing voluntary measures rather than mandatory caps, amid protests in Madrid and debate among critics.
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Free weight loss and stop smoking hypnotherapy offered
New Life Clinics Foundation offers free group hypnotic therapy in Syracuse for weight loss and smoking cessation to adults, with sessions at Holiday Inn on state routes and city exits. Attendees sign in 30 minutes prior, two hour duration, a five dollar donation requested. Local doctors, law enforcement and government employees may participate. Contact 614-836-6066 and visit www.newlifeclinics.org for details.
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Royal family gathers for Philip's 80th birthday at Windsor
Dozens of royals and hundreds of friends attended a Windsor Castle service and luncheon for Prince Philip marking his 80th birthday. Queen Elizabeth II Queen Mother Princess Margaret and Prince Charles joined the gathering, while Prince William was absent in Africa. Philip joked that turning 80 is less about age and more about surviving the celebrations.
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Unclaimed $23.7 Million Lottery Prize in New Jersey
A $23.7 million Big Game prize expired with no winning ticket turned in within a year. The June 9 2000 draw had a $46 million jackpot, but the lump sum reduced the value to $23,748,052 before taxes. The prize returns to participating state lottery agencies.
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Study finds cigarette ads still sway youth
A University of Pennsylvania study shows cigarette ads strongly link smoking to popularity and relaxation for youths aged 14 to 22, more than anti-smoking messages. Based on 1999 2000 interviews with about 2,600 youths and 1,500 adults, the report notes ongoing teen exposure despite the 1998 tobacco settlement curbing ad targets.
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Pataki aims 20 percent renewable power for state buildings
Governor George Pataki ordered state buildings to obtain 20 percent of electricity from renewable sources by 2010. Environmentalists praised the plan as the nation’s most ambitious. He also formed a task force to cut carbon dioxide and urged federal emission standards for old plants.
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Unpaid lawmakers draw expenses despite no budget
State lawmakers who pledged to work without pay until a budget is approved have collected 703,730 in expense checks from April 1 to May 29. The AP reports average per legislator reimbursements of 3,335, while base pay of 79,500 was missed during the period. Pay resumes with budget passage.
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Associated Press
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