McCain sparks 08 bid chatter with steroids crusade
Senator John McCain, long a watchdog on campaign finance and foreign policy, drives talk of a 2008 presidential run by pressing steroid reform in baseball. He vows action if MLB and players fail to clean up. Analysts note his national profile and unique persona keep him in the spotlight as he wrestles committee duties and ongoing political battles.
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Rare cycads theft targets expensive garden plants
In Costa Mesa California thieves ripped two prized cycads from a home's front yard, netting about 3500 dollars. Cycads, palm like but ancient, fetch up to 20000 on the black market and are guarded by collectors and botanic gardens amid a wave of thefts across California and Florida.
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Encinitas
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Quail
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Peruvian drug kingpin linked to journalist's murder
A long hidden transcript ties Fernando Zevallos to the 1989 killing of American journalist Padd Smith in Uchiza. The report, read by AP and obtained by the Institute for Press and Society, details Zevallos's alleged role in planning and financing the murder tied to cocaine trafficking networks and Shining Path guerrillas.
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Uchiza
Colombia
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Pacaine
Arnulfo
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Zegallos
Penn
Bush
Washington
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Beltran
Uchira
Tausa
Uchina
Mitsubishi Aircraft
Zevallas
Arnulfa Zaniotsy
Guadalajara
Mexico
Armulfo Zamora
Tichita
Carlos Arevell
Smithe
Ewell Guerrero
Srands
Lima Ti Ane
Terry Itn
Jlo
Tarapota
Liw
Sain
NASA chief to resign linked to LSU chancellor bid
NASA Administrator Sean O Keefe plans to resign this week amid mounting space program controversies while LSU officials pursue him as a potential chancellor. A university search panel meets Thursday to consider candidates for LSU Baton Rouge's $500000 annual post as O Keefe seeks support from state leaders and White House deliberations continue.
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Joe] Tohline
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LSU System
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Charles Zewe
University
Board of Supervisors
Baton Rouge
No verdict yet in Peterson murder case
In Redwood City California jurors deliberating the death penalty for Scott Paterson did not return a sentence recommendation before the weekend. They resume deliberations seeking a unanimous decision while sequestered in a hotel. Judge to formally sentence February 25. The same 12 jurors convicted him on November 12.
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Peterson
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Rare early Scarlet Letter copy heads to auction
Natick Mass based historical society plans to fetch over 240000 at auction for the oldest known Hawthorne copy. The corrected 1886 page proofs bear 700 plus proofreading marks, many likely Hawthorne’s hand, after 111 years in a drawer. Christie's New York will bid Thursday alongside 17 other society documents.
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Historical Society
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