National Guard F-16 fires at New Jersey school
A National Guard F-16 strafed Little Egg Harbor Intermediate School with 25 rounds during a nighttime training mission. No injuries were reported though roof damage, fallen ceiling tiles, and scratch marks were found. The pilot’s exact actions are under investigation by Col. Brian Webster and the 177th Fighter Wing.
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Marines Train for Fallujah Clash Amid Insurgent Risk
U S Marines drill with weapons in a Fallujah area camp as commanders anticipate a hard battle to quell insurgent activity before elections. They warn an imminent assault depends on Iraqi Prime Minister Allawi, with preparations, risk, and plans shaping the coming fight.
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Elizabeth Edwards Diagnosed With Breast Cancer
Elizabeth Edwards wife of former presidential candidate John Edwards was diagnosed with invasive ductal breast cancer after a lump was found on a campaign trip. Spokesman David Ginsberg said doctors are doing further tests to assess spread and plan treatment while Edwards remains upbeat about facing the illness.
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Molecule May Be Key to Nicotine Addiction
California researchers report a single gene altered in mice makes them highly sensitive to nicotine. At doses 1/50th the strength of a smoker’s blood, the mice show dependence behaviors such as reward, tolerance, and sensitization, suggesting a molecular target for therapies.
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Ashcroft expected to leave post before Bush's second term
Washington Attorney General John Ashcroft likely to resign before January 20 inauguration after leading the Justice Department through the terrorism era. Aides cited health and exhaustion, with possible successors including Larry Thompson Marc Racicot Alberto Gonzales and Rudolph Giuliani denying interest.
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