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U.S. bans farmers from planting GMO-tainted rice
WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The U.S. Department of Agriculture on Friday banned farmers from planting a variety of rice containing genetically modified material that has not been approved by the government, and it told growers to destroy any plantings of the seed.
Plane crashes on Ind. street; 2 killed
AP - A small plane crashed on a city street Friday evening in suburban Chicago, killing two people who were on the plane, authorities said.
Fathers of N.Y. fire victims reunited
AP - As a father mourned the unimaginable the loss of five of his children in a fire that also devastated another family that shared his home a religious leader let him know that his pain was shared by many.
Ex-boyfriend arrested in office shooting
AP - A gunman chased his ex-girlfriend through her office Friday, shooting at her over the cubicles and critically wounding her before fleeing, then turning himself in, authorities said.
U.S. prepared to reduce agricultural subsidies: Bush
ANCHORENA PARK, Uruguay (Reuters) - The United States is prepared to reduce agricultural subsidies but wants to ensure market access for goods, President George W. Bush said on Saturday during a tour of Latin America.
Baby kidnapped from Texas hospital
AP - A woman posing as a medical worker kidnapped a three-day-old infant from a hospital early Saturday, police said.
Peanut butter recall widens for salmonella link
WASHINGTON (Reuters) - U.S. food safety authorities extended a recall of peanut butter linked to a salmonella outbreak to include products bought as early as October 2004.
Lead singer for rock band Boston found dead
WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Brad Delp, the lead singer of the 1970s and '80s rock band Boston was found dead at his home in southern New Hampshire on Friday, local police said.
Howard University president under fire
AP - A faculty leader at Howard University is calling for the ouster of President H. Patrick Swygert, accusing him of putting one of the most prestigious historically black schools in financial jeopardy.
Man saves his drowning dog with CPR
CHICAGO (Reuters) - If a dog is man's best friend, a disabled U.S. Air Force veteran showed the feeling is mutual by saving his drowning pet with mouth-to-snout resuscitation and CPR.
Courtney Love sued by rehab center over fees
LOS ANGELES (Reuters) - Rock star Courtney Love is being sued by a luxury Southern California rehab center that says she has not paid a $180,000 bill for drug and alcohol treatment in 2005, court document show.
10th Bronx fire victim dead
AP - A devastating Bronx fire claimed its 10th victim when a 7-year-old girl died after a two-day battle for her life, a family spokesman said Saturday.
Man convicted in notorious Web porn case
AP - A man accused at a congressional hearing of molesting a teenage boy has been convicted of charges including enticing a child to engage in sexually abusive activity.
Pa. immigrant crackdown heads to trial
AP - Jose and Rosa Lechuga operated a successful grocery store for a decade in this northeastern Pennsylvania city, but they say a local crackdown on illegal immigrants killed their business.
James Brown entombed in temporary spot
NEW YORK (Reuters) - James Brown, the 'Godfather of Soul' who died on Christmas Day, was entombed on Saturday at a private family ceremony presided over by the Rev. Al Sharpton, the minister's office said in a statement.
Bronx fire toll hits 10 as girl, 7, dies
AP - A devastating Bronx fire claimed its 10th victim when a 7-year-old girl died after a two-day battle for her life, a family spokesman said Saturday.
Ga. barrier a site of previous wrecks
AP - Catherine Hartman is familiar with the concrete barrier where a bus carrying a baseball team from a small Ohio college crashed last week. Five years ago, she and her husband were in an accident at the same spot after she mistook the exit ramp for a commuter lane.
Bush pledges to end FBI privacy lapses
AP - President Bush on Saturday pledged an end to FBI lapses that led to illegal prying into people's lives.
More arrests in airport drug smuggling
AP - Two more men were arrested in connection with a drug-smuggling ring that bypassed airport security to send guns and narcotics to Puerto Rico, according to court documents.
Man pleads guilty in New York hate crime
AP - A second man has pleaded guilty to a hate crime for the racially motivated beatings of two Asian teens who were attacked last August.
Americans stuffing their pets with drugs
AP - With aging, it's become a routine faithfully endured by the Guffords. Each day starts with a blood sugar check and a shot of insulin. Then a couple of pills, maybe mashed into a bowl of tuna and canned carrots. Mixed with dry chow.
Ill. fire kills 4; other fires reported
AP - An apartment building fire killed three men and a woman Saturday on the city's North Side, and two other suspicious fires were reported nearby around the same time, authorities said.
Attack on NYC woman, 101, caught on tape
AP - For a moment, the man in the grainy video looks like a good Samaritan holding the door open for an elderly neighbor. Then he turns and delivers three sharp punches to the 101-year-old woman's head.
Woman settles in Fla. newborn jail death
AP - A woman who sued over the death of her baby, born over a jail cell toilet even though she complained of labor pains for nearly 12 hours, has received a $350,000 settlement from the Hillsborough County Sheriff's Office.
Girl, 7, is 10th Bronx fire fatality
AP - A 7-year-old girl lost her two-day battle for life, becoming the 10th victim of a devastating Bronx fire that also killed all her siblings and her mother.
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