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New York's 'Son of Sam' Killer Sues Lawyer By SAMUEL MAULL, Associated press Writer 58 minutes ago NEW YORK - David Berkowitz, the imprisoned "Son of Sam" killer who terrorized New York City for 13 months in 1976 and 1977, filed a lawsuit Friday to force the return of personal property that he says his former lawyer is planning to sell. Berkowitz, serving six 25-years-to-life sentences for killing six people and wounding seven others, says in court papers he agreed to let lawyer Hugo R. Harmatz use the items as props for a youthful offender program the lawyer said he...
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Senate OKs highway-spending billSpending of $295 billion tops White House request By Stephanie I. Cohen, MarketWatch Last Update: 7:54 PM ET May 17, 2005 WASHINGTON (MarketWatch) -- The Senate on Tuesday overwhelmingly passed a six-year highway-spending bill that would exceed the Bush administration's budget target, setting the stage for a showdown with the White House. The bill, the Transportation Equity Act for the 21st Century, would authorize $295 billion for highway and transportation programs through fiscal year 2009. The White House has warned lawmakers not to cap the bill at $284 billion. "We have made it very clear, and we...
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George Michael has launched a withering attack on Elton John after his fellow pop star criticised his latest album, Patience, and told him to "get out more". Michael hit back after Sir Elton said in an interview: "George is in a strange place. There appears to be a deep-rooted unhappiness in his life." After reading the article in Heat magazine, Michael wrote an angry letter to the editor, published in this week's edition. He writes: "Elton John knows very little about George Michael and that's a fact. Contrary to the public's impression, we have spoken rarely in the last 10...
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Whoopass TeamDubya, Cheney & Rummy! This is an email-able, copyright-ready graphic you can use in emails, on blogs, in flyers, on posters... anything that's noncommercial.
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Back HTML | Text Next Title : JUST ASKIN' XX Date : 2004-11-28 JUST ASKIN’ XX © by Norman Liebmann Just askin’: Wouldn’t French flags make great beach towels? Just askin’: Is John Edwards still around? Just askin’: Would it not be a boon to Mankind if silent prayer could be extended to include silent rock ‘n’ roll? Just askin’: Is it less than a coincidence that Arab and OPEC are both four-letter words? Just askin’: Why do we take seriously the political opinions of Harry Belafonte whose main claim to fame is singing about bananas? Just askin’: Re Arlen...
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This source of this article at Druge is the UK Independent which cannot be posted here ( Copyright stuff?) ...A woman translator claims she "...saw papers that show US knew al-Qa'ida would attack cities with airplanes'... The nuts are out in force ...dont fnow if it will play anywhere but the marginal sights ...CBS ,NBC, places like that
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The Game plan called for the president from Texas to meet the Texas team, but the National Basketball Association champion San Antonio Spurs were forced to postpone their scheduled White House visit to meet with President George W. Bush (news - web sites) because of Hurricane Isabel(AFP/File/Stephen Jaffe) A US tank passes by as a crane removes a burned American military truck after US troops were ambushed near Khaldiyah on Sept.18, 2003. The Bush administration has asked Turkey, Pakistan and South Korea (news - web sites) to send a total of up to 40,000 troops to Iraq (news -...
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No US Casulaties in 7 days. A U.S. Army soldier trains a new Iraqi fire fighter at a U.S. Army base in Mosul, 400 km (250 miles) north of Baghdad, Iraq (news - web sites), Monday, September 8, 2003. (AP Photo/Misha Japaridze The shadows of U.S. soldiers are cast on a wall as they guard an Iraqi detainee after an early morning raid in Tikrit September 8, 2003. U.S. soldiers came under attack in Baghdad and rounded up suspected guerrillas in Saddam Hussein (news - web sites)'s hometown Monday as President George W. Bush (news - web sites) prepared Americans...
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PHILADELPHIA (AP) -- When Gerald Bennett, a convicted sex offender, tried to surrender to police on a bench warrant, they let him go on his way. Six days later, he killed a woman and raped a 13-year-old girl. In a strongly worded opinion, a federal judge has ruled that even though Glenolden police and Delaware County Prison officials bungled in checking the warrant, that wasn't reason enough to allow the victims' relatives to sue the officials. U.S. District Judge Stewart Dalzell dismissed a lawsuit against then-Glenolden Police Chief Edward Cooke and other officials, although he said the victims ''endured unspeakable...
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Greetings! A few days ago, Vote.com put up a new subject. "Should American States Recognize Canadian Same-Sex Marriages?" was the question, with replies being sent by e-Mail to the President and to the voter's representatives in Congress. So far, so good. Vote.com does a lot of stuff like this. But what's odd is that on the first day, the vote was running about 70/30 against. Now, it's running about 75/25 FOR, and it appears that the lib/dem/soc/commies have been stacking the deck. One of my fellow posters on Vote.com did a bit of searching, and found the vote being mentioned...
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