Nader not to run on Green Party ticket next year
Ralph Nader, seen as a spoiler in 2000, will not run on the Green Party ticket next year. A Green spokesman said he has not ruled out an independent bid and plans a decision by January.
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First mad cow case in U S reported in Washington
The Associated Press notes a Holstein on a Yakima area farm tested positive for mad cow disease, marking the first suspected U S appearance. Agriculture Secretary Veneman said diseased parts were removed from the slaughtered cow and the farm quarantined while investigators trace infection sources.
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Suspected mad cow disease in Washington
The U S Agriculture Department says a Madlon Washington farm is quarantined after a sample tests presumptively positive for bovine spongiform encephalopathy. The disease is a progressive neurological disorder in cattle and is incurable and fatal in humans if contaminated beef is consumed. There is no documented person to person transmission.
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Quake aftermath hits California coast town clock tower collapse
Aftershocks from a magnitude 6.5 quake shook central California killing two women outside a Paso Robles dress shop. Vanessa Myrick and Marilyn Zafuto were found amid debris as rescue crews moved from active search to debris removal. Gov Schwarzenegger planned a downtown tour as authorities warned of more aftershocks likely above 5.0 in the next week.
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U.S. forces arrest rebels as explosions hit Baghdad
U.S. troops arrested dozens of suspected Iraqi rebels amid a series of explosions in Baghdad. Operations near Baquba and Fallujah involved aerial activity and artillery, targeting associates of a former Saddam aide and other insurgent networks. Thirteen fugitives from a U.S. list remain at large.
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Simon Garfunkel donate 1 million to Children’s Health Fund
Paul Simon and Art Garfunkel announce a joint one million dollar donation split between CHF’s national program for poor and homeless children and a CHF Columbia Mailman School of Public Health pediatric preparedness initiative. The move accompanies their reunion tour.
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