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Mitch Stacy Associated Press 18 March 2005 The presiding judge in the case of Terri Schiavo ruled Friday that the feeding tube keeping the brain-damaged woman alive must be removed, despite efforts by congressional Republicans to block the move by seeking her appearance at hearings.…

Felon Places Personal Ad On Web  15 March 2005 JACKSONVILLE, Fla. -- A man serving six consecutive life sentences for rapes in Gainesville and murder of a 12-year-old Bradford County girl is running a personal ad on the Internet to try and find true love.…

“An Awesome Day” By Jennifer Moore Carolina Morning News May 24, 2004 This was no ordinary church service. The daylight streaming into Campbell Chapel AME Church through the stained glass windows was punctuated by camera flashes.  The church’s usual members squeezed into pews next to…

The Georgetown Voice by Voice Staff 15 January 2004 Journalist Thomas Maier’s The Kennedys: America’s Emerald Kings, which chronicles the Kennedys through the lens of their Irish-Catholic roots, received significant press when it was released late last year because of its revealing portrait of Jackie…

KATU ABC 2 Eric Mason, KATU News John Stevens, International News November 13, 2003 PORTLAND — A list of possible terror targets compiled by an ultra-right wing group, including government buildings and other facilities were made public Thursday as a federal judge sentenced a Portland…

Brendan O’Neill The Spectator 06 September 2003 Brendan O’Neill says the Bosnian war taught Islamic terrorists to operate abroad For all the millions of words written about al-Qa’eda since the 9/11 attacks two years ago, one phenomenon is consistently overlooked — the role of the…

Man tied to extremists reportedly sent letter in ‘97 seeking information on cop. By Jim Redden The Portland Tribune, Apr 6, 2001 The Portland Police Bureau is investigating a potential threat against one of its officers by a writer with links to the extremist group…

The Associated Press 3/2/01 9:17 PM CORBETT, Ore. (AP) -- A Clackamas County couple was arrested on drug-related charges as part of a continuing investigation into the activities of a white separatist group. Fritz A. Springmeier, 45, also known as Victor E. Schoff, and his…

An investigation continues into activities of a white separatist group, including drugs and weapons Friday, March 2, 2001 The Oregonian By Stuart Tomlinson of The Oregonian staff CORBETT -- Federal agents and Clackamas County sheriff’s deputies arrested a Corbett couple Thursday as part of an…

Feds say rules improve safeguards, critics say it will erode their rights. J. Stryker Meyer Staff Writer, NY Times 19 December 1999 WASHINGTON —  President Clinton signed Executive Order 13139 on Sept. 30 authorizing the Department of Defense to administer “new investigational drugs” to troops…

Timothy W. Maier Insight on the News Magazine, Vol. 15, No. 42, November 15, 1999 Executive Order 13139 is requiring military personnel to receive experimental vaccines not approved by the Food and Drug Administration.  Courts-martial are pending. A day after Republican Rep. Chris Shays of…

The Southeast Missourian 9 October 1992 Ron Fournier Associated Press Bill Clinton said Thursday that President Bush had “sunk to a new low” in making a campaign issue of his college trip to Moscow and overseas war protests of two decades ago.  Bush kept up…