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Walking a Fine Line

Walking a fine line Marvin Pratt moves to mayor's office faced with a tough choice: Take action or lie low to improve his chances of winning election

Trophy Towers Over 6-Year-Old Chess Whiz

TAKES FIVE ALEXANDER VELIKANOV Trophy towers over 6-year-old chess whiz

Lottery Players Hit Big Jackpots

Lottery players hit big jackpots But no one has claimed prizes yet

Strong Earthquake Shakes Up Mexico City

Strong earthquake shakes up Mexico City, Acapulco Associated Press

Team of Israelis

Team of Israelis, Palestinians departs for Antarctic climb Associated Press

Egypt Puts Pressure On Arafat

Egypt puts pressure on Arafat Palestinian leader pushed to lead peace efforts

Debate On Afghan Constitution Breaks Down

Debate on Afghan constitution breaks down Associated Press

New Year's Bombers Chose an Easy Target

New Year's bombers chose an easy target Baghdad's public spots are not well protected

Casualties

CASUALTIES Friday, January 2, 2004

Terror / Iraq

TERROR / IRAQ BRIEFING Friday, January 2, 2004

Humans in Arctic 30

Humans in Arctic 30,000 years ago By PAUL RECER Associated Press

Spacecraft Will Try to Collect Comet Dust Today

Spacecraft will try to collect comet dust today Knight Ridder News Service

Plane Hits Homes in Dallas

Plane hits homes in Dallas; 2 die From Journal Sentinel wire reports

Open Hearings Sought in Smart Case

Open hearings sought in Smart case From Journal Sentinel wire reports

Two House Fires Kill 6 in Ohio

Two house fires kill 6 in Ohio From Journal Sentinel wire reports

Mad Cow Case Unlikely to Alter Diets

Mad cow case unlikely to alter diets Vegetarian advocates don't view disease as much of an opportunity

Officials to Destroy Offspring of Diseased Cow

Officials to destroy offspring of diseased cow New York Times

Pet Owners Have Concerns

Pet owners have concerns U.S. officials say their food is safe, but protect them from holiday treats

Warfare Goes High-Tech in Iraq

Warfare goes high-tech in Iraq Technology helps U.S. troops hunt, capture rebel leaders faster

U.S. Field Hospital Begins Admitting Iranians

U.S. field hospital begins admitting Iranians Move seen as progress between nations while families mourn, bury loved ones at mass graves