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Wednesday, July 30, 2003

Cutlines
July 30 2003

In the news today:

Powell: Saddam Is 'Piece of Trash' to Be Collected

-- Army to Seek Him on Alternate Tuesdays


Iraqi Council Defends Move to Rotate Presidency

-- Gore Asks for Similar Plan


Sharon Vows to Press Ahead with Security Fence


-- Above-Ground Pool with Tiki Torches Next


New Estimates on Senate Carbon Dioxide Plan

-- Chamber's Noxious Emissions Expected to Decline During Recess


Jury Deadlocked in Police Brutality Case


-- Jurors Disagree: Was Can of Whoop-Ass Pop-Top or Twist-Off?


Schwarzenegger Mulling Run for California Governor

-- May Enter Race After Davis' Total Recall


Senators Rap Administration on Iraq Policies

-- Run-DNC, Mac Daschle, Snoop Doggy Biden Hip-Hop on President


Dealers Planting Pot Farms in National Parks

-- Users Hope to Get Yellowstoned


Telemarketers Sue over Do-Not-Call List

-- Judge Schedules Trial Daily at Dinnertime



NYC to Open First Public Gay High School


-- Principal Predicts Lowest Teen Pregnancy Rate in City


That's all for today.