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NEWYORK(AP)— The juror who reportedly gave defense lanryen an “OK” hand two for- coLtemational - a suspected drug dealers fXfflj- Da -- - - V- 7 ' - mu Debra Burlingame whose brother had been the pilot of American Flight 77 which : crashed into the Pentagon “There will be partisan ele- - ments of that paneTwho will : be looking for a way to embar-rass or discredit the Bush' administration’’ she said 1 regulariy scheduled chil- dren'i programming will be Thc cover-ge will be anchored by Jim Lehrer and will fea- ture analysis fromMart Shields vid David Brooks 1' pre-empt- ed ’ - f ' vU ' j t ' i i ' Oxy-cont- in : time-relea-se Oxy-con- dn Kits ' ApRtxao CBS' 60 Minutes IP correspondent Dan Rather interviews Ruth B Jordan on Tuesday in New York in the about her experience as the then famous ‘Juror No Tyco trial 4' of sitting jurors After Jordan reported the contacts to state Supreme Court Justice Michael Obus he declared a mistrial Friday in the cases of L Dennis Kozlowski 57 TVco’s former chief executive officer and Mark H Swartz 43 the former chief financial officer The former executives accused of looting Tyco of $600 million had beat charged with grand larceny falsifying - business records conspiracy and securities fraud Each - now-defun- ct ered “possibly threatening” She told Obus about both the next morning and the judge would have faced up to 30 years in prism if convicted Rather said Jordan told him she received the call between 3 am and4 am Friday “The caller said something along the lines of ‘How much money are Kozlowski and Swartz paying you to do what you’re doing?”’ Rather report- ended the trial Police traced the typed letter which was signed and inside a handwritten envelope to Massachusetts where they inter-viewed the writer last week The author “thought there was already a mistrial and was complaining to her about it” a police official told The Associated Press on condition of anonymity The writer has not been charged with any crime ed The news anchor said Jordan told him she was intimidated ! : by the letter received the night before die mistrial and the tele: phone call which she consid Brakes HaveiYoir Heard The News s TUna-Up- s ARamalom - Cooling System ' ON Service Transmimioni -- 2 sperm-sortin- FAFFORDABUH HEALTH INSURANCE - Qmtact Monty Hinojosa (801)593-038- 5 9- United Democrats State Safety Inspection Political Action Committee Celebrate Freedom Parfr April 10 2004 -- 1616 Sunset Drive Logan Utah Catvenrioa-DehcicFood (bhniyowbvofte dak) M RSVP Dell or May g 3131 NL Main Logan Bms VtMsrpumre BacWcal Prabtsms 787-004- 0 InepecSpna Fuel Injection : !’ ' f 4 v e 'v A a ' ' lower-price- ug j V' v a9e ® ‘! day V' COyef fV v But some relatives wondered rhahwi 7 yiiKn vhcttothcWWte House fed!1 cany livccovmgcof theminfonnation for their National Security Adviser t questioning of Oarie They riminit? : wony that more partisanship appearance before the 9--' ’ ‘ 1 1 Commission on die r an ' t HAZARD Ky(AP) — Authorities in eastern Ken- anti-dr- ? f wgo-betwea- ' tives denied in a CBS interview the market Tuesday that she signaled them “I’m afraid we’re going to in any my see a resurgence in its use with tucky began arresting more RiUh Jordan “absolutely flatdie d than 200 suspected (bug dealgeneric ly and repeatedly denie form’’ Smoot said ers Tuesday in the state’s ing the hand gesture that i Authorities blame abuse of biggest crackdown yet on saw as a sign to reporters the powerful prescrip-OxyCondn for scores of overdefense lawyers that she was dose deaths in the Appalachian don painkiller blamed for holding out for acquittal of die scores of deaths region and beyond two said CBS News’ Dan More than 100 officers from If taken properly the drug is Rather who interviewed her for released slowly into the body local state and federal agen- “60 Minutes IL” cies began die roundup at day- ' But abusers circumvent the “She said she never made break taking suspects straight by crushing the any motion to the defense” from their beds (dlls and inhaling or injecting Rather reported “and she said Police expect to arrest about the powder to get a hentin-lik-e she certainly didn’t make an 210 people over die next few high ’OK’ sign She said she just OxyCondn is also blamed didn’t do it and she saidshe days said Dun Smoot head of for a rise in crime across die law enforcement for the couldn’t do it Shejust flat task force Operation denied iL” region “It’s an ongoing vicious UNTIE in Hazard Jordan 79 explained that she The raids came as authorities cyde’’ Smoot said “People frequently brushes back her brace for an increase ini hair because of the aftereffects stealing from family and friends and then total strangers of a medical condition shintrafficking when a ' their habits” to hits die version of support drug generic gles on her face Rather said He said she told him her hair die sensitive places causes on about designer babies and so she often pulls it back pain gender bias hand went up to the “Her VtL clinic that A Fairfax erf her face several times” side offers the $2300 MicroSort during die interview Rather Continued from A1 technique recently ran national “and die’s a person who said' newspaper ads seeking to with her hands” speaks bead-' the draw to some of the : recruit patients with hoping ' airs today at 6 pm show The same potential customers said line: “Do you want to choose MDTonCBS the gender of your next baby?” University of Pennsylvania ' After some news outlets bioethicist Arthur Caplan But home-us- e products that reported Jordan had given die The only two medical proguarantee results with things defense the signal and disand are like vitamins that douches cedures experts say closed her name in news artiartificial inseminalegitimate — a method requirreceived an tion kits pose different ethical cles she ing in vitro fertilization and letter and tele-intimidating the experimental MicroSort proUerns because “they’re News calL organizations phone g promising things they can’t technique — usually do not report the names deliver” Caplan said have bused ethical concerns ’ " I ft t f Vl I'-- ' Tyco Juror denies giving ‘OK’ sign Kentucky police begin massive crackdown on ‘ja - J l' 7 2004 — AS JhoHeraU Journal Logan Utah Wednesday April " - WASHINGTON (AP) — J a i i i fi' I ¥' A i I ' n ' ' ' '‘J s - ' ' - |