Ex-husband shoots woman in mobile home, chat room friends hear
Deanna Diane Gregory, 28, died after a weekend shooting in a mobile home. Four online friends heard through a computer microphone as Gregory said her ex husband was harming her. Adam Bruce Moore, 28, was charged with attempted murder, later to be upgraded to murder.
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Dunn
X.C
Deanna Diane Gregory
University Hospital
Chapel Hill
Gregory
Hradoner
Yarnett County
Adam Bruce Moore
Bacterial meningitis kills three Michigan children
In Eastpointe and Detroit area, three children aged 12 to 3 months died from bacterial meningitis since Sept. 28. A 10-year-old and a 3-month-old remained hospitalized, with tests by the CDC and Michigan health officials to determine links. Chad Stoll, 13, plans to miss school after a student’s death.
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Eastpointe
Mich
Chad Stoll
Stoll
East Detroit High School
Centers For Disease Control and Prevention
Michigan Department of Community Health
Geralyn Lasher
Tribe opposes Oz theme park in Kansas
Lawrence editors report critics of Wizard of Oz author L Frank Baum object to an Oz theme park near Kansas City. They cite 1890s editorials calling for extermination of American Indians. Jimmie Oyler of the United Tribe of Swawnee Indians denounces building on tribal land. Oz Entertainment says editorials are irrelevant.
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Tribe
Kansas
Lawrence, Kan
L. Frank Baum
Baum
Jimmie Oyler
United Tribe of
Kristin McCallum
Oz Entertaiment Co
Kansas City
Tropical storms ease drought for Georgia farmer
In Albany Georgia dairy farmer Tom Thompson near Eatonton credits Tropical Storms Gordon and Helene with reviving hay pastures. The two storms soaked Florida Georgia the Carolinas and Virginia, lifting moisture across seven Southern states and easing a three year drought that had limited hay and silage supplies.
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Thompson
Eatonton
Gordon
Florida
Georgia
Carolinas
Virginia
Helene
Gulf Coast
Alabama
Winds Threaten Shuttle Launch Delays at Cape Canaveral
Winds forced NASA to postpone the space shuttle Discovery's launch to the international space station for a second straight day. The mission marks Discovery's 100th shuttle flight and a key step in assembling the station, with managers cancelling due to gusty conditions amid a tight launch window.
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Cape Canaveral
Fla
Discovery
International Space Station
NASA
ALCO
Court to review political party spending limits
The Supreme Court agreed to decide if a peace party may spend freely to elect candidates despite federal limits on coordinated expenditures. The case, tied to Watergate era rules, could reshape campaign fundraising and party financing nationwide.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Peace Party
New York
Nevada
Colorado
10Th
U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
Colorado Republican Party
Federal Election Commission
Justice Department
FEC
House
Senate
Republicans
Delaware
Calfornia
World leaders push for peace as Gaza flare-ups continue
International calls for an end to fighting grow while a U N envoy moves to establish a cross border inquiry sought by the Palestinians. Arafat aides seek backing for a United Nations commission amid Israel's push for U S backed oversight. Police and army tensions rise across Israel with Arab Jewish clashes and damage in Bat Yam and Jaffa.
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Israel
Army
Nabil Shaath
Yasser Arafat
Ephraim Sneh
CBS
Arafat
Enior
Saeb Erekat
Associated Press
Gaza
Rafah
Egypt
Bat Yam
Tel Aviv
Israel TV
Jaffa
Sea of Galilee
Negev
Army Radio
U.N
Kofi Annan
European Union
Javier Solana
Igor Ivanov
Ivanov
Sint
Bush Gore clash escalates before second debate
On the eve of the second debate, Bush and Gore trade barbs as campaigns press claims. Gore sells college aid plans in Florida while Bush targets Tennessee. both prep in North Carolina and continue attacks on each other’s credibility.
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Bush
Gore
Sarasota
Fla
al Gore
George W. Bush
Tennessee
Florida
North Carolina
Mark Fabiani
Democratic National Committee
Joe Andrew
Joseph Lieberman
Texas
Andrew
Sonal
Bartlett
Dick Cheney
Lieberman
CNN
Nobel Prize awards mark plastics and IT advances
Nobel prizes in physics and chemistry honored researchers from Russia and the United States for key advances in information technology and conductive polymers. Winners Alferov Kroemer Kilby share physics half for satellite and mobile tech. Heeger MacDiarmid Shirakawa share chemistry prize for conductive plastics used in film displays and smart windows.
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Stockholm
Sweden
Alan J. Heeger
Alan G. MacDiarmid
Hideki Shirakawa
Royal Swedish Academy of Sciences
Zhores I. Alferov
A.F. Ioffe Physico-Technical Institute
St. Petersburg
Russia
Herbert Kroemer
Urivarenty
Carifynia
Santa Barbara
Alferey
Heeger
MacDiarmid
Shirakawa
Nobel
Lazio Presses Clinton on Israel Censure
Rep. Rick Lazio challenged Hillary Clinton over her inaction on a U N security council vote censuring Israel. He urged she could have influenced the administration to veto the resolution while Clinton framed negotiations as too delicate. Both candidates pitched to Jewish voters in Manhattan during the Columbus Day events, with aides and local officials present.
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Buffalo
Rick Lazio
Hillary Rodham
Clinton
Middle East
U.N
Israel
Aziz
Senate
White House
Lazio
Rochester
Sita
Joseph
West Bank
Nablus
U.S
Manhattan
Traban
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Manatee Community College
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Florida Schonlgirt
James Lee Witt
Witt
Jack Kilby
Texas Instruments
Dallas
Hermann Grimmeiss
Kilby
Alferov
Grimmeiss
Academy
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