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The Gaston Gazette

Location

Gastonia, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jun 30, 2001

Page

3

President Bush apologizes for Muslim intern ejection from White House

President Bush expressed via press secretary Ari Fleischer that he is very upset by the incident in which a Muslim congressional intern Abdul lah Al-Arian was ordered out of the White House. The Secret Service admitted a misstep and offered reentry, which the group declined.

Washington Bush White House Ari Fleischer Secret Service Abdullah Al-Arian Jim Mackin Al-Arian Re Fleischer Ibrahim Hooper Council On American-Islamic Relations Council Hooper

Nicotine Aids Blood Vessel Growth But Warns Of Risks

Researchers report non smoked nicotine stimulates angiogenesis in mice and cell cultures, raising questions about nicotine patches for long term use. Experts urge quitting smoking, noting patches are beneficial short term. Findings published in Nature Medicine and discussed by Dr. Cooke and colleagues highlight benefits for circulation but potential tumor and plaque growth concerns.

Washington John P. Cooke Stanford University School of Medicine Cooke Ken Strahs GlaxoSmithKline Rakesh Jain Massachusetts General Hospital Harvard Medical School Jain Nature Medicine

Sammy Gravano pleads guilty to state Ecstasy ring charges

Salvatore Gravano known as Sammy the Bull pleaded guilty in Phoenix to state charges that he masterminded an Ecstasy ring operating in New York and Arizona, distributing up to 30,000 pills weekly. He already faces federal sentencing and could receive 15 to 20 years if sentences run concurrently. Gravano admitted killing 19 people but earned leniency for testifying against John Gotti and others. He moved to Phoenix in 1995 under witness protection after five years in prison.

Phoenix Salvatore Sammy Bull Gravano John Gotti Greg Parzych New York Arizona Gambino Gotti

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