Tequila spill floods Louisville sewer system after unloading error
More than 1,000 gallons of tequila spilled into Louisville sewer lines at Brown-Forman Distillery after a worker tried to unload into a full storage tank. Spokesman Phil Lynch cited human error and said 1,500 to 1,800 gallons entered the sewer at a rate of about 100 gallons per minute. Fire and sewer crews diluted the alcohol as a precaution due to its flammability.
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Louisville, KY
Phil Lynch
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Lynch
Iraq Allows Spy Planes Ahead of Crucial U.N. Inspectors Report
Iraq agreed to allow U.S. made U 2 spy planes and other aircraft for aerial monitoring as Hans Blix and Mohamed ElBaradei prepare a pivotal report on weapons programs. U N Secretary General Annan to brief Security Council on humanitarian impact amid looming war decision.
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New York
United Nations
Barbara S. Jones
U.N
Jones
United For Peace and Justice
Baghdad
Iraq
Kofi Annan
Security Council
Hans Blix
Mohamed ElBaradei
France
Russia
Germany
Dourihand
Blix
Douri
Cyberbeggars on the World Wide Web spark debate
Chicago AP reports on cyberbegging where individuals including single moms, graduates, infertile couples and others create home pages to solicit donations. Notable cases include Mandy Aylward seeking debt relief and Brian Nolan voicing quarterly donations exceeding 1000 dollars, fueling debate over online fundraising legitimacy.
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Chicago
Buster
Mandy Aylward
Bosnak
Steve Jones
University of Ilinois
Nolan
PayPal
Brian Nolan
Woodland Hills
Calif
Iran begins uranium mining and plans peaceful nuclear fuel
Iran says it has started underground uranium mining near Ardakan and will open a facility to process ore into fuel for its first nuclear plant at Bushehr with Russian assistance. IAEA has known of Iran's uranium project for years as inspections are planned at Natanz and Arak.
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Iran
Washington
Russia
Ardakan
Gholamreza Aghazadeh
Atomic Energy Organization
Islamic Republic
Mohammad Khatami
Yazd
U.N
International Atomic Energy Agency
Melissa Fleming
IAEA
Mohammed ElBaradei
Natanz
Arak
Mark Gwozdecky
Bush
Iraq
North Korea
Bushehr
United States
Aghazadeh
Isfahan
Senators push elder abuse protection bill with training and checks
Two senators introduce a bill to train workers to detect elder abuse and require FBI background checks for nursing home aides. The measure mirrors child abuse programs and aims to fund victim assistance and education, with new offices in Justice and HHS to address elder abuse.
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Washington
FBI
John Breaux
D-La
Orrin Hatch
Utah
Senate
Special Committee On
Departments of Justice and Health and Human Services
Camp Arifjan Base Lifts Troops With Home Comforts
At Camp Arifjan Kuwait the main logistics base for U S and British forces, 50 000 to 60 000 troops enjoy umbrella shaded picnics a large gym movies a game room and dining options while others in rough camps near the Iraqi border face tents sand storms and MRE meals.
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Kuwait
U.S
Iraq
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Crandon
Wis
Esti
America
Emirate
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Kuwait City
Burger King
Subway
Baskin-Robbins
157Th Quartermaster Company
Fort Hood
Texas
Camp Arifian
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