Missing Wisconsin student found alive near campus
Audrey Seiler, 20, vanished from her off campus apartment four days earlier and was found alive in a marsh near Madison. Police looked for a man with a gun and knife. she was treated and released from a hospital. The search involved volunteers, dogs, planes, boats, and deputies scouring marshes and apartments around the University of Wisconsin area.
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University of Wisconsin
Audrey Seiler
Seiler
Philip Schultz
Audrey
Keith Seiler
Larry Kamholz
Jobless Rates Rise in Nine Battle Ground States
February unemployment rose in nine of 17 battleground states crucial to the 2004 election, with six falling and two holding steady. Missouri and eight others counted among the states where joblessness increased, while gains occurred in Florida and Wisconsin and declines in Nevada and Ohio, among others. The overall U.S. rate stood at 5.6 percent.
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Labor Department
John Kerry
Bush
Washington, D.C
Wells Fargo
Sung Won Sohn
Wisconsin
West Virginia
Missouri
David Webber
University of Missouri At Columbia
Webber
Bob Holden
Iraq
Arizona
Fred Solop
Northern Arizona University
Flagstaff
Solop
Mark Zandi
Economy.com
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Ohio
Indiana
Florida
Tennessee
North Carolina
Texas
California
Arkansas
Maine
Minnesota
New Hampshire
Nevada
New Mexico
Oregon
Pennsylvania
Iowa
Michigan
Bush hosts Hall of Fame players at White House lunch
President Bush greeted three dozen Baseball Hall of Fame members at a White House lunch as he prepares to throw out the opening pitch for the St. Louis Cardinals on Monday. VP Cheney also attended and will throw the first pitch at Cincinnati’s home opener. Guests included Eckersley Molitor Koufax Winfield and other legends such as Seaver Feller Bench and Musial among many others.
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St. Louis Cardinals
White House
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Andrew Card
Red Sox
Midland
Texas
Cubs
Ernie Banks
Cub
Dick Cheney
Cincinnati
Dennis Eckersley
Paul Molitor
New Hampshire Governor Buys Drugs From Canada
Governor Craig Benson ordered brand name medicines from CanadaDrugs.com to compare costs and safety, ordering six prescriptions for study without public office disclosure. FDA opposes importing drugs, citing safety and fraud concerns, while state tests found no differences between Canadian and U.S. drugs.
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Concord
N.H
Craig Benson
United States
CanadaDrugs.com
Benson
New Hampshire
U.S. Food and Drug Administration
William Hubbard
FDA
Canada
Rick Potter
The
New Hampshire Pharmacists Association
Pfizer
Peter Burling
John Stephen
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Phillips 66 Quick Shop
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Molitor
Sandy Koufax
Dave Winfield
Gary Carter
Jim Bunning
George Brett
Tom Seaver
Rollie Fingers
Carlton Fisk
Ozzie Smith
Eddie Murray
Phil Niekro
Johnny Bench
Lou Brock
Rod Carew
Orlando Cepeda
Bobby Doerr
Bob Feller
Monte Irvin
Ferguson Jenkins
al Kaline
Ralph Kiner
Juan Marichal
Bill Mazeroski
Joe Morgan
Stan Musial
Tony Perez
Gaylord Perry
Robin Roberts
Brooks Robinson
Red Schoendienst
Duke Snider
Robin Yount
President Bush
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