Concord Chief Justice Brock faces Senate impeachment vote
Chief Justice David Brock stands trial on four impeachment articles in New Hampshire. Senate deliberations began after weeks of testimony on ethics violations. If convicted by the 22 Senators, Brock could face removal. The charges include pressuring a lower court judge, soliciting comments about a panel in a divorce case, lying to investigators, and allowing disqualified justices to comment on cases.
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Stephen Thayer
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Bacterial meningitis claims three Michigan children
In Eastpointe a student plans to miss school after a death linked to bacterial meningitis. Three Detroit area children under age 12 have died since Sept. 28. A 10-year-old and a 3-month-old remain hospitalized, infant in critical condition. Tests with CDC and state health department are ongoing as hundreds attend a Monday forum.
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Tribe opposes Oz park in Kansas over Baum past
Critics contend a proposed 6000 acre Wizard of Oz theme park near Kansas City is inappropriate due to L Frank Baum Taoist writings calling for the extermination of American Indians. Shawnee leader says land formerly theirs should not host the project. Oz Entertainment calls editorials irrelevant.
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Tropical storms aid drought hit Georgia farmer
Albany Georgia report says two tropical storms Gordon and Helene brought rain that revived hay pastures for Tom Thompson, a dairy farmer near Eatonton, after a drought that caused low hay supplies and water restrictions. The storms improved soil moisture across seven Southern states.
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Winds threaten to delay Discovery launch at Cape Canaveral
For the second day strong winds threatened to delay NASA's shuttle Discovery on its 100th flight to the space station. Gusty conditions forced managers to cancel Monday's attempt on a high profile construction mission.
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Kostunica seeks Western partnership to oust Milosevic remnants
Belgrade steps to reengage with the West as Kostunica allies push for economic aid and reforms. Vedrine to visit Belgrade after EU lifted sanctions and offered $2 billion in aid. MILOSEVIC loyalists resign from key posts amid rising pressure and public protests.
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Peace Efforts Press Israel to Bind Despite Violence
World leaders urge a peace path as Palestinian demand for an international inquiry challenges Israel. Arafat aide Nabil Shaath says a UN envoy will present countries acceptable for a commission while Barak signals a US backed inquiry. Street clashes spike in Bat Yam and Jaffa as security forces boost operations. International pressure from Annan Solana and Ivanov presses ceasefire talks. Clinton negotiates calls with regional leaders amid possible Egypt summit.
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Bush Gore clash intensifies before second debate
On eve of the North Carolina showdown, Bush and Gore trade barbs in Florida and Tennessee. Gore criticizes Bush tax cuts for college aid while Bush labels Gore a liar. campaigns intensify with ads and upbraiding statements as Gallup shows Bush leading 50 to 42 with 4-point margin.
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Physics Nobel to three information technology pioneers
A Russian physicist Zhores J. Alferov and German-born Herbert Kroemer of UC Santa Barbara shared half the physics prize for early semiconductor work feeding satellite links and mobile phones. Jack Kilby of Texas Instruments earned the other half for the integrated circuit and pocket calculator. The prize totals 915000.
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Royal Swedish Academy of Sciences
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Lazio criticizes Clinton over Israel censure stance
Rep. Lazio accuses Clinton of inaction on Israel censorship and urges her to use White House influence to veto a UN resolution. He notes her past as a silent force behind policies while Clinton defends Israel, saying negotiations are too delicate to push directly. The campaign scene included major Italian American outreach in Manhattan.
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