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Month: February 2008

Judge To Settle McCartney Divorce

LONDON (AP) — Paul McCartney and Heather Mills’ weeklong divorce hearing ended Monday without a deal, and a judge will now impose a settlement on the warring couple. As legal teams left court, McCartney’s lawyer Nicholas Mostyn told reporters that judge Hugh Bennett had reserved his ruling. The judge will now spend several weeks working

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Judge To Settle McCartney Divorce

LONDON (AP) — Paul McCartney and Heather Mills’ weeklong divorce hearing ended Monday without a deal, and a judge will now impose a settlement on the warring couple. As legal teams left court, McCartney’s lawyer Nicholas Mostyn told reporters that judge Hugh Bennett had reserved his ruling. The judge will now spend several weeks working

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JFK Assassination Documents Revealed

DALLAS (AP) — Long-hidden items and documents relating to the 1963 assassination of President John F. Kennedy are being revealed for the first time in decades. Dallas County District Attorney Craig Watkins presented the items at a news conference Monday. Watkins says they were locked in a safe for nearly two decades and that investigators

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JFK Assassination Documents Revealed

DALLAS (AP) — Long-hidden items and documents relating to the 1963 assassination of President John F. Kennedy are being revealed for the first time in decades. Dallas County District Attorney Craig Watkins presented the items at a news conference Monday. Watkins says they were locked in a safe for nearly two decades and that investigators

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Clinton Issues Economic Plan

(AP) — Democrat Hillary Rodham Clinton’s campaign released a 13-page blueprint for fixing the economy Monday, detailing the former first lady’s plans to achieve universal health care, address the home foreclosure crisis and develop jobs for the middle class. The pamphlet, which will be distributed to voters at campaign events and posted online, outlines many

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Clinton Issues Economic Plan

(AP) — Democrat Hillary Rodham Clinton’s campaign released a 13-page blueprint for fixing the economy Monday, detailing the former first lady’s plans to achieve universal health care, address the home foreclosure crisis and develop jobs for the middle class. The pamphlet, which will be distributed to voters at campaign events and posted online, outlines many

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Democrats: What Clinton Must Do To Win

(AP) — Ask a dozen die-hard Democrats around the country what Hillary Rodham Clinton can do to beat Barack Obama and win the presidential nomination and they have plenty of ideas – some of them contradictory. The question generates strong sentiment, though, that Clinton simply can’t compete on charisma, that there are forces at play

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Democrats: What Clinton Must Do To Win

(AP) — Ask a dozen die-hard Democrats around the country what Hillary Rodham Clinton can do to beat Barack Obama and win the presidential nomination and they have plenty of ideas – some of them contradictory. The question generates strong sentiment, though, that Clinton simply can’t compete on charisma, that there are forces at play

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Sugar Refinery Had Prior Dust Explosion

(AP) — Dust that collected in a piece of safety equipment caused a small explosion at a sugar refinery weeks before the deadly blast that killed nine workers, a federal investigator said Sunday. Stephen Selk, investigations manager for the U.S. Chemical Safety Board, had few details about the previous explosion at the Imperial Sugar refinery

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Sugar Refinery Had Prior Dust Explosion

(AP) — Dust that collected in a piece of safety equipment caused a small explosion at a sugar refinery weeks before the deadly blast that killed nine workers, a federal investigator said Sunday. Stephen Selk, investigations manager for the U.S. Chemical Safety Board, had few details about the previous explosion at the Imperial Sugar refinery

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Michigan, Louisiana Delegates Back McCain

By KATHY BARKS HOFFMAN and DOUG SIMPSON, Associated Press Writers LANSING, Mich. – Sen. John McCain, the presumed Republican presidential nominee, picked up a total of 50 GOP national convention delegates from Michigan and Louisiana Saturday. Republicans met in both states to resolve how to divvy up delegates to the national convention in September. Thirty-two

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Michigan, Louisiana Delegates Back McCain

By KATHY BARKS HOFFMAN and DOUG SIMPSON, Associated Press Writers LANSING, Mich. – Sen. John McCain, the presumed Republican presidential nominee, picked up a total of 50 GOP national convention delegates from Michigan and Louisiana Saturday. Republicans met in both states to resolve how to divvy up delegates to the national convention in September. Thirty-two

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