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Monday, March 11, 2002
 

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MSNBC
Chocolate's dark secret

By Dennis Murphy
NBC NEWS

The rich taste of chocolate has long inspired intense devotion. But the chocolate industry is now facing charges that may sour consumers[base '] taste buds. Two documentary filmmakers say that at least some of the workers who harvest the cocoa bean from which chocolate is made are kept as slaves, locked up at night and beaten if they try to flee. Dennis Murphy reports.
10:37:31 PM    comment


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Screen Actors Guild Backs
Crowe and Berry
(washingtonpost.com)

By David Germain
AP Movie Writer

LOS ANGELES — Russell Crowe continued his pre-Oscars tear by taking best actor honors at the Screen Actors Guild awards, while Halle Berry boosted her prospects to become the first black woman to win a best actress Academy Award.
3:48:28 PM    comment


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NATIONAL POST ONLINE
News story

Stem cell backlash feared
Research advocates prepare to face fury of politicians who charge scientists are dictating policy: Scientists ready to lobby
by Norma Greenaway
Ottawa Citizen

OTTAWA - Advocates of stem cell research say the political fury over a federal agency's decision to give scientists the green light to use surplus human embryos suggests a tough battle ahead to prevent stricter legislative curbs on the work.
They are gearing up to begin lobbying Anne McLellan, the federal Minister of Health, and individual MPs and bureaucrats in the health department. Advocates want to ensure legislation expected before mid-May closely mirrors guidelines for embryonic stem cell research unveiled last week by the agency that funds medical research.
Further Information
Wired News — Mouse's Tail of Stem Cell Success
BBC online News — Cloning fix for lab mice
9:55:47 AM    comment


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CNN.com
Mississippi Delta artist's work shown
March 9, 2002

Known for portraits of King and Davis

HELENA, Arkansas (AP) -- Dewitt Jordan liked oil paints as much as he did whiskey. Vivid works on canvas became his legacy. Heavy drinking became part of his undoing.
9:27:55 AM    comment



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