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Regis Philbin
Establishes
Milestone
According to Guinness Book of World
Records, Philbin's been on TV “way
too long.” |
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| ENTERTAINMENT |
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TV: Rival Boxing, Wife-Swapping,
Makeover Shows Agree to
Settle Differences
They'll let judges on rival courtroom shows decide. |
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| PUBLISHING |
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Wired
Magazine to Stop Capitalizing
"Internet," "Web,"
"Net"
Will start capitalizing
"Bubble," "Burst,"
"Bust." |
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| BUSINESS |
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Oil Prices Drop as Iraq Oil
Production Resumes
Opium Prices Drop as Afghan Opium
Production Resumes. |
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Aussie
Invents Car That Runs On
Air
But world could run out
of air, caution big three
carmakers. |
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| HEALTH / MEDICINE |
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One in Three U.S. Lakes
Contain Polluted Fish.
EPA advises public to eat one-third less fish. |
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Study: Patients Taking Vioxx
Three Times More Likely to
Suffer Sudden Cardiac Death
But with significantly reduced arthritis
pain. |
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 Salk Institute's
Genetically Engineered
Mouse Has More Stamina
But institute's genetically engineered
cat has no trouble keeping up with it. |
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| SCIENCE |
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Study: Ice Towers on Mars
Could Harbor Life
Possibly a beautiful ice maiden, who lives
in the tower and has never seen a man before,
speculates one researcher. |
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ENVIRONMENT |
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Bush Sets New Records for
Wilderness Act Land Protection
Fewest protected acres, most drilling,
logging, mining permits. |
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