Government warns of Yemen terrorism and ship bombing aftermath
The State Department recalled some embassy staff in Yemen and urged Americans to avoid travel there amid heightened terrorist threats following the USS Cole bombing. In related incidents, a Navy training plane crashed off Alabama, killing two pilots, and a Chagall painting vanished from a New York museum.
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Bush to push climate research against Kyoto opposition
President Bush plans a Washington speech to urge billions for research into global warming causes and emission reduction tech while rejecting mandatory controls. He cites Kyoto as flawed though allies demand stronger measures, with a Climate Change Research initiative and a National Climate Change Technology Initiative to fund U.S. and international work.
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HMO bill of rights gains steam in Senate fights
Steve Grissom, terminally ill with leukemia, battled an HMO over 24hour oxygen. The case illustrates limits of current law that bars punitive damages and caps denied benefits. Sen. Edwards and allies push a patients bill of rights as Democrats take Senate leadership.
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NI election threatens fragile peace process after gains by hard liners
Northern Ireland's British general election results reward hard liners and risk derailing the 1998 peace accord. Ulster Unionists lose seats while Ian Paisley's Democratic Unionists post their best showing, narrowing Trimble's path and prompting crisis talk ahead of a key party conference. Prime Minister Tony Blair faces renewed efforts to defuse the tinderbox situation.
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Tony Blair
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Georgia siblings face life after parents' deaths
John and Jamie Law, 19 and 18, cope after their father dies at 55 and mother dies of a heart attack five days later. With life-insurance denial due to age, repossessed mobile home, and rising bills, relatives and strangers rally support as the teens seek stability near Statesboro Georgia. The case draws attention to insurance rules and ongoing autopsy results.
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Pineland Mental Health Clinic
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Jamie Law
Steven Tongate
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John Oxendine
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