Lawsuit Alleges Abercrombie Employees Took Room Photos
A Midland Texas lawsuit claims two Abercrombie & Fitch employees drilled a hole in a fitting room ceiling at the Midland Park Mall store and photographed young women changing. The suit says images were shared and later downloaded. the employees deny the allegations.
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Bush asks UN for help in Iraq reconstruction
At the United Nations the president rejects swift power transfer calls from France and Germany urging a realistic timetable. He defends the war and the postwar frame while urging allies to unite for a massive reconstruction effort as Chirac Schroeder press for Iraqi sovereignty.
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California recall election back on Oct 7 after court ruling
A 9th U.S. Circuit panel unanimously reversed a delay and reinstated California's gubernatorial recall vote for October 7. The ruling cited reliance on the announced date and Bush v. Gore precedent, while noting potential vote issues with punch-card systems. Campaigns from Davis and Schwarzenegger praised the decision as momentum builds with 135 candidates seeking the governor's post.
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Census reveals Americans move often across regions
A Census Bureau analysis shows 45.9 percent of the 262.4 million Americans age 5 and older moved within five years ending 2000. The South attracted the most movers, Nevada posted the highest moving rate at 63 percent, and long distance moves are common among young adults seeking better jobs or education.
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Native-born residents dominate several states in 2000 data
The report notes mobile Americans in major metros reaching 46 percent including near Camp Lejeune and Bryan College Station Texas. It cites Lawrence Kansas and University of Kansas as examples. Midwest mid Atlantic and Deep South show high native-born rates with Louisiana at nearly 80 percent, followed by Pennsylvania. Ohio saw 42.5 percent movers between 1995 and 2000.
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Mother Teresa on track to sainthood beatification next month
Vatican officials push speedier path to sainthood for Mother Teresa as beatification is planned during Pope John Paul II's anniversary week. Rosaries crucifixes and stamps roll out while postulator Kolodiejchuk notes extensive dossier gathering testimony including critics was evaluated and found not to negate virtue.
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