Assassination Plot Foiled in Montana Whitefish
Police say David Burgert led Project 7 to spark a national uprising by killing judges prosecutors and police while provoking a federal response. Investigators say the group amassed weapons explosives night vision gear and armor costing hundreds of thousands of dollars. Burgert's girlfriend gained access to the Whitefish force and compiled intelligence on officers and their families.
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Whitefish
Mont
David Burgert
Bill Dial
Weeaaascees
Burgert
Project 7
Flathead County
Jim Dupont
National Guard
Dupont
Tracy Brockway
Antibiotics Cut Anthrax Cases In Mail Attacks Study
Washington AP report says rapid antibiotic use by about 5,000 potentially exposed people in Florida New Jersey and Washington likely prevented more inhalation anthrax cases. Researchers led by Ron Brookmeyer say antibiotics halved cases and limited deaths, with 11 inhalation cases and five deaths avoided.
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Washington
Ron Brookmeyer
Science
Florida
New Jersey
Brookmeyer
Johns Hopkins
Bloomberg School of Public Health
Baltimore
Astronauts Install Advanced Camera on Hubble Telescope
Spacewalkers James Newman and Michael Massimino removed the 12 year old instruments to install the $76 million Advanced Camera for Surveys on the Hubble. The upgrade will let the telescope see deeper into space toward the early universe about 12 billion years ago. Richard Linnehan praised the crew from inside the Space Shuttle Columbia.
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Cape Canaveral
Fla
Hubble Space Telescope
James Newman
Michael Massimino
Hubble
Richard Linnehan
Columbia
Lawmakers fault firing of Army Corps head Parker
House members say Mike Parker was dismissed as civilian head of the Army Corps of Engineers for telling the truth about budget cuts. He warned proposed cuts would be reversed by Congress, while White House defended the firing as part of policy shaping during budget talks. The 2003 plan would trim the Corps budget by 10 percent to 4.175 billion, risking 64 contracts and 8,600 jobs at a cost of 190 million.
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House
Mike Parker
Army Corps of Engineers
Congress
Gene Taylor
Parker
Army
Senate Budget Committee
White House
Ari Fleischer
Bush
House Transportation Committee
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