Ohioans Arrested in WJ Ohio Gun Ring
Federal prosecutors say a gun trafficking ring linked to Ohio college students acting as phony buyers for weapons destined for a New Jersey gang was broken up. Charges against New Jersey gang members an Ohio gun dealer and others in Ohio to be announced by Attorney General Ashcroft at a joint news conference.
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Car Theft Suspects Crash Through Governor Mansion Gates
Two men were arrested after stealing a car and crash through gates at the Florida governor's mansion. Gov Jeb Bush and family were not targeted. no one injured. The car, stolen from a nearby restaurant, crashed through two gates onto a street behind the mansion. Suspects Steven Franklin Baker and Ployd Jesse Boggs were charged with car theft.
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Worm study links gene to drunkenness in alcohol exposed worms
In San Francisco researchers at the University of California, San Francisco report identifying a single gene tied to drunkenness in worms after exposing thousands to alcohol. The six year project suggests humans may share the same gene, aiding alcoholism research. McIntire notes trained recognition of drunken worms parallels a highway patrol’s alertness to drunk drivers.
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Saddam palace eyed for U S embassy in Baghdad
The palace that symbolized Saddam Hussein’s 23 year rule is eyed as a likely U S embassy site in Baghdad after the war. U S officials say headquarters could move there as CPA dissolves by July 1, with the building already housing U S led occupation authorities. No final decision has been made and site search remains early.
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Soldiers go back to war after homecoming in Iraq drawdown
Marines and soldiers face another deployment as the Pentagon orders 85,000 Army and Marine combat forces to Iraq with up to 43,000 National Guardsmen possibly sent. At Twentynine Palms and Camp Pendleton families brace for long separations while leaders stress duty and resilience amid cautious morale concerns.
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New Bioterrorism Rule Tightens U S Food Imports
Under the Bioterrorism Act the United States demands 400000 food handling firms register with the FDA and notify inspectors ahead of shipments. Foreign exporters fear losses while some see trade gains. by Friday new checks target imported foods crossing borders by truck train or ship and affect both foreign and domestic suppliers.
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West Bank seizure warned as Gaza clashes rise
Jerusalem reports Palestinians and Israelis suffer casualties in a day of violence. Prime Minister Ahmed Qurei warns against unilateral land grabs in the West Bank and Gaza, while Israeli leaders press for unilateral actions if peace talks fail. Nine dead include six Palestinians in Rafah and three Israelis in Tel Aviv.
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Ozzy Osbourne Regains Consciousness After Quad Bike Crash
Ozzy Osbourne awoke from emergency surgery at Wexham Park Hospital in Slough, England, sending a thumbs up to wife Sharon and daughter Kelly and mouthing “I love you.” Kelly says he cannot speak due to a tube but is improving and joking with nurses, as family remains by his side.
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Seacrest to Host American Top 40 Replacing Kasem
Ryan Seacrest will take over hosting the weekly pop countdown American Top 40 starting Jan 10, replacing Casey Kasem who has led the show since 1970. The move comes as Bobby Brown faces battery charges after an incident involving Whitney Houston. he surrendered in Fulton County Georgia and awaits a Jan 7 preliminary hearing. Brown and Houston reportedly aimed to resolve matters as husband and wife. simple battery carries up to a year in jail and a $1000 fine.
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Oprah and Letterman feud discussed on Late Show
Oprah Winfrey criticizes David Letterman in a Time interview saying she felt mocked on his show. Letterman invites Oprah for an “hour of healing” with Dr. Phil McGraw, promising a celebratory, big reunion but Oprah is unlikely to attend.
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