Thursday, January 1, 2004
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- Iran -- asks why an estimated 50,000 died when only 2 died in a similar earthquake in California. 2 views: Reuters, The Guardian
- Ephedra -- sales increase in anticipation of an
FDA recall (story) - Metrosexual, LOL, Smoking Gun -- make Lake Superior State University's 2004 banished words list
- Samuel Pepys -- made the first entry in his diary (1660)
- Quebec Campaign -- Richard Montgomery was killed and Benedict Arnold wounded in failed attack on Quebec (1775)
- Michael Kennedy -- died in a skiing accident in Aspen (1997)
- Betsy Ross -- creator of the American flag (1752 - 1836)
- J. Edgar Hoover -- director of the Federal Bureau of Investigation, 1924-72 (1875 - 1972)
- J.D. Salinger -- author of The Catcher In the Rye turns 85
- Barry Goldwater -- conservative icon (1909 - 1998)





