Koppel to Leave Nightline at Year’s End
Ted Koppel, anchor of ABC News Nightline for 25 years, will exit when his contract expires in December. He says he is not retiring and ABC News President David Westin expects Nightline to continue. Executive producer Tom Rettig will also depart.
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Widow pursues study of refinery cancer cases
Betty Ann Kearney keeps digging into esophageal cancer cases tied to the Bayway Refinery. She filed a wrongful death suit against current and former owners, distributed fliers near the refinery, and traveled to Houston to press ConocoPhillips at its shareholders meeting while researching where the men who died worked.
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Kennedy hospitalized after fall in Boston suburb
Joan Kennedy, 68, former wife of U S Senator Edward M Kennedy, remained hospitalized after a fall near her condominium in Massachusetts. An ambulance was dispatched Monday afternoon and she suffered a concussion and a broken shoulder. Witnesses recalled a well dressed man and a cat on her head but details remain unclear. Local residents helped her to safety until EMS arrived. Authorities have not released an official incident report or confirmed Kennedy's condition beyond hospital care.
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Panel backs new domestic spy agency amid FBI concerns
Washington panel on weapons of mass destruction urged creation of a U S domestic intelligence body like Britain’s MI5, arguing the FBI must better separate intelligence work from criminal investigations. Critics warn of secret police risks and rights violations, while others call the plan unworkable. The final report noted FBI progress since 9/11 but says more improvements are needed.
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Columbia report finds no anti Semitism by professors
A five member panel found no evidence that Columbia University professors made anti Semitic statements to intimidate Jewish students. One professor was cited for exceeding the bounds of behavior, as Joseph Massad denied the allegations, and the university plans a student faculty center for concerns.
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