Couple beaten by intruders shocks Malden neighborhood
An 84 year old man and his 14 year old wife were beaten by two intruders who forced entry to their Malden home. Bridget Twom ey’s eyes were swollen shut and she was treated at a hospital. her husband Tim othy Twom ey was in fair condition. No arrests announced as of Tuesday morning.
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Malden
Mass
Tom Swanson
Swanson
Bridget Twomey
Mike Murphy
Timothy Twomey
Bridget Twome
Newport
White House
Jeffrey Cloutier
Washington
J.P. Nadeau
Nadeau
Cloutier
bin Laden
Britain and Canada press for disarmament deadline at U.N.
Britain and Canada pushed for a 49 day reprieve for Iraq as six key nations urged time to verify Saddam Hussein has disposed of weapons. The United States signaled openness to a shorter deadline and a vote by week’s end, while France and Russia warned of possible vetoes and plans stalled in the Security Council.
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United Nations
Britain
Canada
Saddam Hussein
U.S
Security Council
Iraq
Bush
America
Troy
France
Russia
Angola
Cameroon
Chile
Guinea
Mexico
Pakistan
White House
Ari Fleischer
United Kingdom
U.N
Jeremy Greenstock
CNN
Boy with cancer earns college wish at Lipscomb University
Lin coln Rogers, a kidney cancer survivor, becomes a Lipscomb sophomore after Make A Wish grants a college wish. He balances chemotherapy with studies while peers greet him warmly and his family honors his faith. The foundation funds his tuition with Lipscomb assisting during his 2,600-student campus tenure.
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Nashville, Tenn
Lincoln Rogers
Walt Disney World
Rogers
Lipscomb University
Make
Kristy Rogers
Wade
Winchester
South
Nashville
Church of Christ
Franklin County High
Lipscomb
David Lipscomb University
Air Force tests massive 21 000 pound bomb debut
The United States tested a 21 000 pound behemoth MOAB on a Florida range as Iraq pressure and UN Security Council deadlines loomed. Rumsfeld and Blair weighed war roles amid UK doubts and calls for a second resolution. U S forces surpassed 225 000 in the Gulf region while questions lingered on use against Iraq.
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Washington
Air Force
Florida
Iraq
U.S
United Nations
United States
Britain
Defense
Donald H. Rumsfeld
America
Rumsfeld
Gulf
United Kingdom
Tony Blair
Bush
London
Blair
Associated Press
U.N
Pentagon
Richard Myers
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Myers
Saddam Hussein
Medical schools restrict pelvic exams without consent
Nation's top medical schools have stopped allowing students to perform pelvic exams on anesthetized women without consent. Harvard UCSF Penn and others now require patient consent and active student participation, following student objections in the 1990s and early 2000s.
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Philadelphia
Ari Silversenstadt
Federman
University of California
San Francisco
School of Medicine
Surgeon General Carmona Vaccinates in Smallpox Push
Surgeon General Richard Carmona received the smallpox vaccine to persuade health care workers to follow suit. About two dozen Commissioned Corps members were vaccinated to bolster local response, with CDC Director Julie Gerberding and Dr. D A Henderson also set for vaccination in public. The effort follows low early uptake and the vaccine’s risk profile.
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Washington
Richard Carmona
Department of Health and Human Services
Centers For Disease Control and
Julie Gerberding
Atlanta
D.A. Henderson
Henderson
Richard H. Carmona
U.S. Public Health Service
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South Korea
Eun San
Tina Barber Matthew
Holloman
RSO
Britain, Canada
Saddam
Boy With Cancer
Patricia Robertson
UCSF
Carmona
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