Vieques Navy bombing halted after protests and arrests
After three days of drills on Vieques Island, protests led to scores of arrests and four injured Navy personnel. The USS George Washington Carrier Battle Group completed essential training before Mediterranean and Gulf deployments, amid ongoing calls for a referendum on the base's future.
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Puerto Rico
Navy
Vieques Island
USS George
Clinton
Kohl's officials accused of file destruction
Berlin AP reports Social Democrats allege Kohl era officials erased files to hide favors in cash deals. Probe before Kohl's parliamentary testimony seeks illegal 1990s donations. SDs cite 70 percent data loss and 1.2 million papers missing.
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Berlin
Helmut Kohl
Germany
Social Democrats
Christian Democratic Party
Stephan Holthoff-Pfoettner
Rheinische Post
Burkhard Hirsch
Gerhard Schroeder
Friedrich Julius Beucher
Beucher
WDR Radio
Friedrich Kohl
Shark attacks fuel Southern beach fears this summer
Beachgoers worry as a Florida Alabama shark wave injures two divers and bites a man’s arm off the elbow while authorities note most threats come from other dangers. In Gulf Shores a 10 foot shark mauls Anderson and Watley, leaving one injured and both defiant about returning to training. Florida led annual attacks with 25 cases, US totals rise amid ongoing public caution.
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Fla
Alabama
Pensacola Bay
United States
Stacy Gunnells
Gulf of Mexico
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Huntingdon College
Montgomery
Ala
Florida Panhandle
Redneck Riviera
George Burgess
University of Florida
Burgess
Florida
Hawaii
California
Vero Beach
U.S
Chuck Anderson
Tagree
Thomas Hospital
Fairhope
Anderson
Robertsdale
Richard Watley
Gulf Shores
Triathian
Three States Agree to Curb Sprawl Around Chesapeake Bay
Maryland Virginia and Pennsylvania signed an unprecedented pact to protect the Chesapeake Bay by slowing urban sprawl. The 30 percent regional reduction target by 2012 aims to permanently protect 1.6 million acres and restore 25 000 acres of wetlands by 2010. The agreement includes EPA oversight, sets species and water quality goals, and seeks tighter Clean Water Act enforcement.
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Maryland
Virginia
Pennsylvania
Chesapeake Bay
Parris Glendening
Bay
Glendening
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Jim Gilmore
Anthony Williams
Washington D.C
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Bill Matuszeski
EPA
Peter Marx
Mike Hir
Baltimore
Diseases deadlier than disasters headline global death tolls
London AP reports the 1999 World Disasters Report says preventable diseases killed 13 million that year, AIDS TB and malaria sum to 150 million deaths since 1945, while natural disasters killed 23 million. It notes AIDS in sub Sahara Africa as a major crisis and states 300 people die hourly globallly from AIDS.
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International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies
Didier Cherpitel
Federation
Turkey
Venezuela
India
Africa
sub-Saharan Africa
Peter Walker
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