- Making News: Schiavo Case Goes to Florida Legislature, Federal Appeals Court
Now that a three-judge federal appellate panel has refused to reinsert Terri Schiavo's feeding tube, her parents have asked the full 11th Circuit to take up the case. Meantime, the Florida state legislature is running out of time to amend state law. Political scientist Susan MacManus, author of Florida Politics: Ten Media Markets, One Powerful State, says many Republican legislators see the case a lose-lose issue. - Reporter's Notebook: Is it All Over for Barry Bonds?
In last week's Congressional hearing into steroids in major league baseball, Barry Bonds of the Giants was the man who wasn't there. With only 12 more home runs needed to surpass Babe Ruth and 53 to overcome Hank Aaron, 40 year-old Bonds emerged from the spring-training clubhouse on a crutch. He told sports reporters, "You have finally brought me and my family down." Tom Verducci, senior baseball writer for Sports Illustrated, picks up the story.
11th District Appellate Court on Schiavo v Schiavo
UN Millennium Development Goals
Organization of the Islamic Conference
Lynch's article on opposition to Secretary-General's proposed changes for use of force
San Francisco Chronicle article on Bonds' saying he may miss season, retire