In Brief Riot at California Prison
About 300 inmates rioted at a California state prison in the Mojave Desert near Los Angeles. Guards used pepper spray tear gas and wooden bullets. several inmates were seriously injured. The riot lasted about 15 minutes before lockdown. No guards injured. Weapons found on the yard.
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Lancaster
Calif
Margot Bach
State Corrections
Bach
Mojave Desert
Los Angeles
Anthrax vaccine forms released as shots begin
Doctors administered the first anthrax vaccines to about 48 people while thousands weigh the government printed pros and cons. Consent forms warn of side effects and no guarantee of effectiveness after exposure. CDC warns of broader contamination at Brentwood facility as workers face final decisions.
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Washington
New Jersey
Centers For Disease Control and Prevention
Postal
Azeezaly Jaffer
CDC
Capitol Hill
Senate
Tom Daschle
Brentwood Central
Anthrax Vaccine Maker Foresees FDA Clearance
BioPort Corp the nation’s only anthrax vaccine producer voiced confidence FDA approval will follow after inspections of its Lansing Michigan labs. FDA said it was satisfied with most corrective actions BioPort addressed and ships may proceed pending final authorization.
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Lansing
Mich
Food and Drug Administration
BioPort Corp
BioPort
Kim Brennen Root
Contaminated building areas clean after letters to senators
After redacted letters to Senator Daschle and Senator Leahy circulated, two zones in the sprawling building were found free of contamination. Authorities continue to investigate the incident and assess security measures.
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Daschle
D-S.d
Patrick Leahy
Vermont
Energy drinks spark global debate and health concerns
Energy drinks, popular with bar patrons students and athletes for quick energy, face medical scrutiny over caffeine and sugar levels. Experts warn about hydration risks and the dangers of mixing with alcohol after several deaths prompt investigations and regulatory cautions abroad.
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Jim Heidenreich
EAS Inc
Congress OKs anti-terrorism and defense package
Congress passed a $20 billion anti-terrorism package attached to a $318 billion defense bill by large margins, with the House 408 to 6 and the Senate 94 to 2 approving. The package funds the Pentagon and domestic security after weeks of debate, as lawmakers headed to recess.
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Congress
Bush
House
Senate
Pentagon
New York
David Obey
Dwis
Golden Globe list dominated by scary somber films
The Golden Globes spotlight terrifying, troubled dramas with six nominations for A Beautiful Mind and Moulin Rouge. Russell Crowe and Nicole Kidman lead acting nods, while The Others and Monster's Ball also score, signaling a tense, edgy year in Hollywood noted by Thornton and Spacek as possible Oscar contenders.
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Calif
Russell Crowe
John Nash
Crowe
Jennifer Connelly
Ron Howard
Moulin Rouge
Nicole Kidman
Ewan McGregor
Baz Luhrmann
Kidman
McGregor
Paris
Billy Bob Thornton
Thornton
Halle Berry
Hollywood Foreign Press Association
Sissy Spacek
Spacek
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