Inmate seeks stay over inconclusive DNA in 1977 murder
Amos King, on death row in Florida, asks the Florida Supreme Court to halt his execution citing inconclusive DNA results in the Natalie Brady case. A series of stays last year paused the lethal injection. a new 6 p.m. Wednesday deadline follows Gov. Bush’s earlier stay.
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Democrats Attack Bush As Primary Shoots For 2004
Democratic candidates led by John Edwards harshly criticized President Bush at two days of speeches to party activists. They clashed over Iraq policy and debated resumes with Gephardt stressing a long Congressional career while Edwards touts inexperience as a virtue, and Sharpton cites humble roots contrasting with Bush’s wealthy background. Kerry remains a wealthy frontrunner.
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Roof Collapse at Toys R Us in Lanham Hurts Eight People
The Toys R Us roof in Lanham Maryland collapsed during heavy snow and rain injuring eight people with non life threatening injuries. Fire crews searched the 45000 square foot store for trapped victims but found none initially. Witness Dorotea Burton described beams bending and a roaring sound as shoppers and employees evacuated.
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Toys 'R’ Us
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Prince George’s County
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Governors Seek More Federal Aid At D C Meeting
In Washington governors debate higher federal funding to cover costs in health care homeland security and education as state finances falter. The four day NGA gathering includes talks with Bush administration officials and lawmakers amid bipartisan strain over spending plans and internal criticisms. Janet Napolitano speaks at the event while Rick Perry left NGA to cut fees and avoid clashes with the Bush administration.
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Kentucky
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Bush
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National Governors Association
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Rebels admit to shooting down U S plane in Colombia
Leftist rebels acknowledged they shot down a US plane and are holding three Americans as hostages. The White House sent 150 more soldiers to assist in the search, while Gen. Mora called for continued operations. The incident compounds Washington's growing military role in Colombia's long civil conflict.
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Bush
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Police seek arrests in Daegu subway fire negligence case
Police plan to charge six subway officials including two train drivers with homicide by negligence over Daegu subway fire that killed at least 133. Investigators also probe possible cover up by Daegu Subway Corporation as relatives visit the burned station. The driver of the second train reportedly fled, leaving passengers to die.
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Yoon
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