Almanac item dated March 11 2003 with scattered history notes
A compact digest of historical milestones and birth dates includes the 1824 creation of the Bureau of Indian Affairs and the 1941 lend lease context. Births listed include Treat Paine and Lawrence Ware along with a 1988 entry for Jeronau Octovan.
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Gureau
Indiana
Aone
Paine
Lawrence Wai
Sam Brower
Rowin Jeronau Octoran
Springfaid
Maes
James Neaiamith
Sam Donaldson Toray
Co workers’ kidney gift transforms lives at hospital
Anthony Pires of Modesto offered a kidney to Toni Hanson Owens, a California woman with one kidney, after NHS style medical debates and family concerns. They drove to California Pacific Medical Center as surgeons prepared to operate, hoping to help a stranger become whole.
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Anthony Pires
Cosmo
Post Street
Kathy
San Francisco
California Pacific Medieak Center
Anthony
Insurance Products Department
Toni Hanson-Owens
Toni
California Pacific Medical Center
Jim
Arny
Jesica
Middle East
Bush
North Korea
AAA
States
Jocaliies
Clinton Dole TV Debate: tame or test of discourse
Mitch Albom editorial on Clinton and Dole agreeing to a point counterpoint TV debate. He notes the format limits and predictably tame exchanges, contrasts with past sharp political debates, and questions whether the event advances rational discourse or simply spectacle.
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Bill Clinton
Bob Dole
Andy Warhal
Hillary
Hilizabath
Clinton-Dole
Dole
Clinton
Cole
ESPN
Bernie Smilovitz
Detroit Lions
Bob
Witch Album
Detroit Free Press
Mitch Alborn
WEOL
West Fort Street
Detroit
Mich
Alborn
Freepress
Supreme Court Rejects Harsh Three Strikes Sentences
The Supreme Court, in a 5–4 decision, overturned two long shoplifting sentences under California's three strikes law. The piece argues the ruling ignores proportionality and highlights broader prison budget crises, inmate labor use, and racial impacts across states, with voices from South Carolina and national critiques.
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Supreme Court
California
Greenville
D.C
Sen
Mike Fads
State Senate
Cor
George Bush
South Carolina
Mexico's Fox urged to bargain over Iraq vote
A Los Angeles Times analysis argues President Fox risks misstepping as Mexico faces a Security Council vote on Iraq. It urges Fox to define concrete interests, negotiate with the United States, and seek compensating diplomatic gains rather than pursuing idealized neutrality.
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Vicente Fox
Iraq
Mexico
United States
Fox
Luis Ernesto Derbez
Security Council
U.S
Central America
Cuba
Fex
Bush
Turkey
Washington
U.N. Security Council
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Lyndon Johnson
Barry Goldwater
Dick Cavett
Channel 4
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