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Illness rarely seen in U.S. kills N.J. man	09/03/04
A New Jersey man who recently returned from a trip to Liberia has died of an illness that had not been detected in the United States since 1989 but is common in West Africa, state health officials said Thursday. more...

Bird flu spread by cats investigated	09/03/04
Cats not only can catch the deadly bird flu but can spread it to other felines, Dutch researchers said in a report that raises questions about the pets' role in outbreaks. more...

Food security program targets coffee growers in El Salvador	09/03/04
A nutrition and food security program is targeting families affected by the coffee crisis in El Salvador, providing food, developing food production activities more...

Guatemala Prosecutors Dig for Missing Peasants	09/03/04
Guatemalan authorities excavated a suspected mass grave on Thursday but found no sign of peasant squatters alleged to have more...

Height Doesn't Influence Kids' Popularity: Study	09/02/04
Parents of a short child who believe growth hormone therapy will better his or her social life may be mistaken, new study findings suggest. more...

Bryant Charge Dropped; Civil Suit Looms	09/02/04
The sexual assault charge against Kobe Bryant has been dropped, but his accuser — whose reluctance to participate derailed the criminal trial before it ever really got started — isn't letting the NBA star off the hook just yet. more...

Horse country faces West Nile 'nightmare'	09/02/04
Of her initial impression of the West Nile threat, Ingrid Encinas says: "Like a lot of things, I thought it was just a big hullabaloo." She wasn't alone -- numerous horse owners in California have failed to properly vaccinate their animals. more...

West Nile eyes record season	09/02/04
The pace of this year's epidemic of West Nile virus infection in humans appears to be outstripping last year's, with Arizona home to the largest number of cases, according to recent federal figures. more...

Teachers go to school in Nicaragua	09/02/04
have the opportunity to meet their "children" in person when they became involved in a mission to help a school in the 38,000-person-town of Nagarote, Nicaragua more...

Delta to unveil tribute to Serna	09/02/04
Before that, he worked on behalf of farm laborers and was a member of the Sacramento Central Labor Council. He also served in the Peace Corps in Guatemala. more...

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