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October 28, 2003
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Senate Considers Amendment to AIDS Package

Dr. Judy Auerbach of the American Foundation for AIDS Research discusses how the U.S. Senate is handling President George Bush’s $15 billion pledge for the worldwide fight against AIDS.

Warren Buffet in Barron’s

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Reporter Andrew Barry of Barron’s magazine about his recent interview with investor Warren Buffet.

Judge Rules English to Hispanic Dad

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A judge in Nebraska has ruled that a Hispanic dad cannot speak Spanish to his 5-year-old daughter.

Fires Threaten Valley Near LA

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Firefighters work to contain blazes that threaten the San Fernando Valley.

Friendster

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You may have more friends than you thought, at least in cyberspace.

MA Ponders Tax Holiday

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The Massachusetts Senate is considering a tax holiday on Christmas Eve to encourage Bay State buyers to spend money.

Race for Governor: Kentucky

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A three part series on gubernatorial races around the country begins with a look at the race in Kentucky.

Philly Mayor Ahead Despite Setbacks

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Despite having his phone bugged by the FBI and inquiries into mysterious city contracts, Philadelphia’s Mayor is ahead in the race against Republican challenger Sam Katz.

Ballerina Jennifer Gelfand Retires

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Ballerina Jennifer Gelfand of the Boston Ballet retires at 31.

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