Russians Accept Nuclear Arms Treaty in Moscow Previews
A senior Russian lawmaker said Russia will quickly approve a U S Russia nuclear arms treaty in the Duma. The accord would cut each side to 1700 2200 warheads from about 6000 and be signed during a summit with Presidents Bush and Putin. Critics warn of treason charges while communists plan a no confidence motion.
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Russia
United States
Alexei Arbatov
Arbatov
Bush
Vladimir Putin
Pentagon
Igor Tvanov
Ivanov
Trannyalen
Central Asia
Afghanistan
Tne Limelrante
Putin
U.S
Communist Party
Gennady Zyuganov
Arhatay
Andersen probe centers on Temple notes in Enron case
Prosecutors questioned Nancy Temple's notes as evidence of Andersen's awareness of possible SEC probes into Enron. Barbara Sullivan cross examined about Temple's memos and the firm's document retention policy while Andersen faced an SEC investigation and a probation agreement.
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Agaist
Arthur Andersen LLP
FBI
Barbara Sullivan
San Francisco
Andersen
Nancy Temple
Enron Corp
Enron
Securities and Exchange Commission
Energy
Temple
SEC
Waste Management Inc
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Temple Hardin
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Mixed health trends found in state surveys in 1990s
Federal researchers report increases in seatbelt use and cancer screenings but rising binge drinking and obesity across most states. Smoking grew in about a third while vaccinations rose. The study, based on 1991 to 2000 state surveys, notes unclear reasons and calls for stronger public health actions.
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Chicago
David Nelson
Centers For Disease Control and Prevention
Nelson
Journal of the American Medical Association
JAMA
Michael McGinnis
Robert Wood Johnson Foundation
Metional Nisda
Tese Eee Cancer Institute
Midwest
Wisconsin
Ilinois
Pearl case witness dismissals trim Karachi trial pace
In Hyderabad Pakistan prosecutors seek to speed the Pearl case by cutting 13 witnesses amid ongoing DNA work on remains believed to be Wall Street Journal reporter Daniel Pearl. Four defendants deny charges in the 2002 kidnapping and murder linked to Lashkar e Jhangvi and al Qaeda, with the trial facing delays and security concerns.
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Pakistan
Daniel Pearl
Wall Street Journal
Pearl
Pakistan Television
Lashkar E- Janghv1
al-Qaida
Karachi
Kamal Shah
Ahmed Omar Saeed Sheikh
Raja Quereshi
Quereshi
Mariane
Mohsin Imam
Journal
Richard C Reid
Paris
Miami
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