Skinner Seen as Sununu Replacement in Bush Campaign Shuffle
President Bush moved to build the campaign leadership by signaling Samuel Skinner as the frontrunner to replace Sununu as White House chief of staff. Bush planned a simultaneous campaign announcement while detailing a four‑chie f structure led by Mosbacher Teeter and Malek, amid internal caution from Republicans about complexity.
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Fred Malek
New Hampshire
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Manchester
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Malek
Mosbacher
Kenneth Lay
Houston
Maurice (Henk) Greenberg
John Macomber
House
Bill Frenzel
Minnesota
Skinner
Illinois
Marlin Fitzwater
Study links aspirin with colon cancer prevention
A major American Cancer Society study suggests taking an aspirin every other day may cut colon cancer risk nearly in half. Experts urge caution, saying findings support further research and should not change clinical practice yet.
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American Cancer Society
Charles Hennekens
Brigham and Women’s Hospital
Boston
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Michael
Aspirin Study Links Heart Protection to Colon Cancer Risk
Thursday NEJM report says daily aspirin halves colon cancer risk and reduces heart attack risk by preventing clots. Side effects include tinnitus, increased bleeding risk, and ear-related issues.
Expert notes potential double benefit of aspirin daily study
J Thun cautioned that physicians may guide patients in aspirin use for heart disease and that taking aspirin every other day could also lower colon cancer risk. He stressed findings suggest a possible combined benefit beyond heart protection.
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Israel proposes low level talks to break Mideast deadlock
Washington AP reports Israel seeks procedural discussions with Arab neighbors to move peace talks forward but declines to meet today. Palestinian negotiators plan to return to the State Department as Syrian Jordanian and Lebanese delegations hedge on joining. The first bilateral round hosted by the US and USSR recessed after under an hour amid mutual recrimination. An Israeli official then suggested a possible way out.
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Maxwells seek bankruptcy protection in crisis
The Maxwell family and their media empire have applied for bankruptcy court protection in London. The petition covers private companies including holdings such as the New York Daily News and the European weekly. The move jeopardizes Maxwell Communication and Mirror Group and could lead to sale to satisfy over $4 billion in debt.
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Maxwell Family
Robert Maxwell
New York Daily News
Maxwell Communication
Mirror Group
Gadhafi offers to renounce terrorism and face Lockerbie case
A British official said Muammar Gadhafi proposed renouncing terrorism and closing remaining Libyan training camps. He also offered compensation for the Pan Am 103 bombing over Lockerbie in 1988, while Libyans accused in the attack await trial.
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Relatives Hope To Welcome Terry Anderson In D C
Relatives of Terry Anderson plan to travel to Andrews Air Force Base near Washington to greet him on his return to the United States after medical and psychiatric evaluation in Germany. Cousin Leila Arden of Avon Lake says the homecoming would complete the story as Anderson appears healthier and more at peace after his Syria press conference.
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Avon Lake
Wiesbaden Army Hospital
Germany
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Syria
Wiesbaden
U.S. Air Base
Notable AP Editor Terry Anderson Returns Home From Beirut Kidnapping
Terry Anderson, chief Middle East correspondent for The Associated Press, arrived in Wiesbaden after 2,455 days in captivity. He greeted his Lebanese family, including daughter Salome, and thanked sister Peg Say whose persistent campaign helped secure his release. Anderson, recovering with siblings and AP colleagues present, described his escape from captivity and his faith sustaining him through years of detention.
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Foreign Ministry
Weisbaden
Middle East
Associated Press
Free at last Terry Anderson celebrated by Lorain crowd
In Lorain a crowd gathered amid cold to welcome Terry Anderson home. Free Terry Anderson Committee chair Jack LaVriha led tributes citing 60 years of advocacy while U S Rep Donald Pease and local schoolchildren praised his release. A sixth grader Adam Kaszewski and mother Anita joined the moment as others prayed and thanked God.
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Clearview High School Clipper
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Terry Anderson
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D-Oberlin
Adam Kaszewski
St. Peter Catholic School
Lorain
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Elyrian A Crew Member Questions Anderson About Freedom
Gambrel recalls Anderson saying he has waited 642 years for this moment after the flight. Gambrel praised Anderson as cool and then immediately called his mother.
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Gambrel family details surface in Elyria case
A narrative ties Glaceria Abram to counterfeit drug rumors while relatives recount a tense family scene. Fannie Abram, their mother, is hospitalized after a stroke, with Otto and Martha Gambrel at their Elyria home. Glaceria was an Elyria High School graduate who worked at local nursing homes.
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Chris Abram
Fannie
High Street
Fannie Abram
Otto
Martha Gambrel
Elyria
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Sherwood Drive
Glaceria Abram
Mount Zion Baptist Church
West River Road
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