Judge orders govt to reveal names of Guantanamo detainees
A federal judge in New York sided with the Associated Press in a Freedom of Information Act suit, moving toward disclosure of hundreds of Guantanamo Bay detainee identities. The ruling rejects blanket privacy claims and calls for further proceedings before release.
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Tomlin
David A. Schulz
Afghanistan
Persian Gulf
Russia
Schulz
Dod
James Ross
Human Rights Watch
Megan Gaffney
Experts say mad cow defense falls short
Washington researchers and the nation’s top burger seller criticize the government for not fully protecting animals or people from mad cow disease. McDonald’s and seven scientists urge stronger safeguards to keep infected feed from entering the food chain, citing loopholes in the cattle feed ban and proposed FDA rules.
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McDonald's Corp
Serologicals Corp
McDonald's
Dick Crawford
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U.S
United Kingdom
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Food and Drug Administration
PDA
Former Steeler Lynn Swann enters Penn governor race
Lynn Swann, former Steelers star and ABC Sports broadcaster, declared his candidacy for Pennsylvania governor as a Republican. He plans a Pittsburgh rally and stops in five other cities, aiming to challenge Gov. Ed Rendell in the May 16 primary. Swann would be Pennsylvania’s first Black governor if elected and has outlined tax and abortion positions while keeping broadcasting ties.
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Pennsylvania
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Swan
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Aovernor
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GOP
Democratic Party
G. Terry Madonna
Franklin & Marshall College
Lancaster
Madonna
Republican State Committee
Scranton
Swanm
Bie
Study aims to help teen moms shed pregnancy weight
St Louis researchers at Saint Louis University with Parents as Teachers launch a five year, 4.6 million grant study testing diet and exercise strategies on 1,900 overweight teen mothers in nine states. The program includes home visits, education on portions and labels, water over soda, walking, and online support to reduce obesity risks and future diseases.
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Richardson
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Mars
St. Louis University School of Public Health
National Cancer Institute
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Ilinois
Iowa
Kansas
Delaware
Michigan
Mississippi
South Carolina
Texas
Debra Haire-Josin
Obesity Center
Exch
Amanda Harrod
Haire-Joshu
Miesha Haywood
WWII resistance fighter who captured Mussolini dies at 97
KROME Urbano Lazzaro known as Partisan RN dies after hospital stay in Vercelli Italy. He helped stop Mussolini’s German convoy near Lake Como in April 1945 and later disputed the official cartoon of his death. Survived by three daughters and divided time between San Germano and Rio de Janeiro. Funeral set for Thursday in San Germano.
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