Council clash over dual name for street stalls ballot vote
Sharpton name controversy in SHARPTON From Al division sparked by a proposed dual street name. Council members Lozano Tavenner Flores Edwards weighed in with support and objections as supporters push memorial marker plans in Central Park and opponents collect signatures to force a November referendum before a compromise halted it.
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Bush defends Iraq weapons claims in weekly address
President George W. Bush defended earlier assertions about Iraqi weapons weapons programs while noting findings remain uncertain. Reports cited Saddam Hussein and his sons possibly alive and in hiding north of Baghdad, with U S interrogators questioning a top aide. In Baghdad Azamiyah a raid seized radios cryptography gear and maps as U S forces push to uncover weapons links.
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Potter fans flock to midnight release for fifth book
A store crowds for the 12:01 a.m. sale of Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix. Teens in costume line up for tickets, with Border’s handing out 2000 numbered passes to determine buying order.
Potter book blitz tops turnout at stores worldwide
The fifth Harry Potter edition drew huge crowds as Asda opened 136 stores for midnight launches and 30,000 copies sold in the first hour. Scholastic warned exact totals were not yet known while stores in Philadelphia Plano and Columbus sold out or nearly so. Fans lined up in costume at many outlets including New Orleans New York and Singapore with eager buyers like Jessica DeDeckere of Royal Oak Michigan and families in North Carolina and Detroit.
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Woman Finds Cash Hidden in Magazine Case
A woman discovered currency wrapped in a magazine and alerted authorities. A UPS rep contacted Customs and Drug Enforcement, with lawmen probing potential money laundering or drug cases before confirming it was a good deed aided by colleagues. U S Customs leads the investigation with local detectives and sheriff's deputies seeking any similar reports.
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