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News Judge orders 3 PM hearing on Schiavo feeding tube re-insertion
Judge orders 3 PM hearing on Schiavo feeding tube re-insertion
Matt Lubniewski
March 21, 2005 12:15:00 pm

US District Judge James Whittemore of the Middle District of Florida has scheduled a hearing for 3 PM Monday afternoon to consider a request to have feeding resumed for Terri Schiavo . President Bush signed...

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News UN Yugoslavia war crimes court issues final indictment
UN Yugoslavia war crimes court issues final indictment
Matt Lubniewski
March 15, 2005 01:00:00 pm

The International Criminal Tribunal for the former Yugoslavia (ICTY) issued its final indictment on Tuesday, after over a decade of bringing war criminals to justice. A spokeswoman for the court said that the indictments against former...

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News Plan calls for joint North American security perimeter by 2010
Plan calls for joint North American security perimeter by 2010
Matt Lubniewski
March 14, 2005 01:24:00 pm

The leaders of United States, Canada and Mexico will discuss a joint plan to protect North American borders and improve movement between countries when they meet next week at a North American summit in Texas. A report released Monday...

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News Rwanda leader gets 6-year sentence for genocide role
Rwanda leader gets 6-year sentence for genocide role
Matt Lubniewski
March 14, 2005 01:02:00 pm

The International Criminal Tribunal for Rwanda Monday sentenced Vincent Rutaganira, a former local leader, to six years in prison after he pleaded guilty to a charge of extermination by omission. In the court's first judgment this year,...

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News Ex-Kosovo PM pleads not guilty before war crimes tribunal
Ex-Kosovo PM pleads not guilty before war crimes tribunal
Matt Lubniewski
March 14, 2005 12:50:00 pm

Former Kosovo prime minister Ramush Haradinaj Monday pleaded not guilty in his initial appearance before the International Criminal Tribunal for the former Yugoslavia (ICTY) . Haradinaj, who resigned his post and turning himself over to the court last...

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News Man accused of plotting Bush assassination pleads not guilty
Man accused of plotting Bush assassination pleads not guilty
Matt Lubniewski
March 14, 2005 12:25:00 pm

Abu Ali, a US citizen who allegedly joined al-Qaida while studying abroad in Saudi Arabia, pleaded not guilty on Monday to charges of providing material aid to terrorists . Ali, a former Virginia high school valedictorian, is accused...

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News US abuses may become focus of UN human rights meeting
US abuses may become focus of UN human rights meeting
Matt Lubniewski
March 14, 2005 12:04:00 pm

The United Nations' Commission on Human Rights began its annual six-week session on Monday. This year's meeting may produce significant criticism of human rights abuses committed by the US against prisoners in Iraq and Afghanistan. Activist groups,...

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News Bank of America to settle WorldCom suits for  $460.5M
Bank of America to settle WorldCom suits for $460.5M
Matt Lubniewski
March 3, 2005 10:48:00 am

Bank of America Corp. said Thursday that it will pay $460.5 million to settle class-action lawsuits brought against it by former shareholders of WorldCom. In a statement released by the company today, Bank of America denies any wrongdoing and...

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News China criticizes US for human rights abuses in Iraq
China criticizes US for human rights abuses in Iraq
Matt Lubniewski
March 3, 2005 10:07:00 am

China's State Council Thursday responded to US State Department human rights reports issued Monday that had blasted China for human rights abuses by issuing a report of its own on US human rights practices highlighting abuses...

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News BTK suspect charged with 10 counts of murder
BTK suspect charged with 10 counts of murder
Matt Lubniewski
March 1, 2005 01:39:00 pm

Dennis Rader, the man accused of being the BTK serial killer, was charged Tuesday with 10 counts of first-degree murder at a Kansas courthouse. The BTK killer, whose nickname stands for "Bind, Torture, Kill," was suspected of eight murders...

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Sweden becomes first nation to ban aerosols

On January 29, 1978, Sweden became the first country to outlaw aerosol sprays. The ban was enacted to address the harmful effects of aerosols on the Earth's ozone layer. Read about aerosol sprays and the ozone layer of Earth's atmosphere from NASA.

Patty Hearst's prison sentence commuted by President Carter

On January 29, 1979, kidnapped heiress Patty Hearst's seven-year prison sentence for bank robbery as a member of the Symbianese Liberation Army was commuted by President Jimmy Carter. Hearst was later pardoned by President Bill Clinton.

US Army kills 250 Native Americans in Bear River Massacre

250 Northern Shoshone men, women, and children were killed on January 29, 1863 by the US Army in what is now the state of Idaho. The army attacked a Shoshone camp after meeting resistance to westward expansion, and the army fired indiscriminately during the attack. Learn more about the Bear River Massacre.

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