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    Restraining order to prevent attacks on Iran, Syria denied

    CONCORD – A federal judge on Wednesday denied a former Republican congressional candidate’s request for a restraining order barring President George Bush or Vice President Richard Cheney from bombing Iran or Syria.

    Mary Maxwell, 59, of 179 Loudon Rd, Apt. 10, Concord, filed a lawsuit Monday against Bush, Cheney and other “unnamed defendants actively engaging in acts of war against Iran and Syria in the guise of the war against terrorism.”

    Maxwell’s suit seeks a ruling that the administration lacks legal authority to preemptively attack either Iran or Syria without a Congressional declaration of war, and that radioactive fallout from the use of nuclear weapons in any such attack would endanger people around the world, including herself.

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    Maxwell plans to appeal Barbadoro’s ruling
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    How very nice of the writer to include Ms. Maxwell's full address in the article down to her apt number.


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    You silly creationist may want to skip this...

    20 September 2006

    The 3.3-million-year-old fossilised remains of a human-like child have been unearthed in Ethiopia's Dikika region.

    The female Australopithecus afarensis bones are from the same species as an adult skeleton found in 1974 which was nicknamed "Lucy".

    Scientists are thrilled with the find, reported in the journal Nature.

    They believe the near-complete remains offer a remarkable opportunity to study growth and development in an important extinct human ancestor.
    BBC

    Bad BBC, bad!


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    No can findy computer...

    SANTA ROSA, Calif. (AP) - Efforts to prosecute one-time JonBenet Ramsey murder suspect John Mark Karr on child pornography charges should not be jeopardized even though his computer that allegedly contained the images was lost, Sonoma County authorities said Wednesday.

    Authorities seized the computer from Karr's home in 2001 and copied the entire hard drive onto paper, including the five illicit images, said Sheriff's Department Lt. Dave Edmonds. He said authorities looked for the computer for the past two weeks, but have had no luck.

    ``We did an exhaustive search. We have probably hundreds of thousands of evidence items and we're certain at this point, through a couple of weeks of effort, that it's not misplaced inside of our property unit,'' he said.

    Karr, 41, has maintained his innocence in the case.

    On Tuesday, prosecutors offered Karr a plea deal that would waive three of the five child pornography possession charges against Karr if he pleaded guilty to the two remaining ones. Karr would get credit for time served, would be placed on probation for three years and would be required to register as a sex offender.
    Guardian

    Can you believe he could walk with time served?

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    Nifty - House approves way for DHHS employees to extort money, sex and drugs from welfare recipients...

    Tim Martin / Associated Press


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    -- Some welfare recipients suspected of illegal drug use could be tested under legislation approved early Thursday in the Michigan House.

    It's the latest attempt by House Republicans to change some conditions of the state welfare system. The bill, passed just before lawmakers adjourned until after the November election, will go to the Senate for consideration when lawmakers return to the Capitol.


    The bill cleared the House on a 82-25 vote, with some Democrats joining majority Republicans in supporting the bill.

    The bill would allow for drug testing of a family assistance recipient if a Department of Human Services employee has a reasonable su ion the recipient has been using drugs. The bill calls for DHS to set up a pilot program to test the measure
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    Detriot News

    No chance of abuse there!


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