Hospitals report more human cases of bird flu in Hong Kong
Hong Kong government reports three more suspected HSNI cases in hospitals abroad experts from the CDC are aiding investigation. Two deaths earlier this year linked to the bird flu strain underscore continuing mystery of human transmission and public health concerns.
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Cold War terrorist faces trial in Paris for 1975 Paris killings
Carlos the Jackal Illich Ramirez Sanchez, 48, known for the OPEC seizure and Entebbe hijacking, appeared in a Paris court seeking to have the case dismissed. He declared himself a professional revolutionary and blamed his arrest conditions. The judge adjourned after brief recesses with the trial set to resume Monday and Ramirez facing 30 year terms for each killing.
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Boston youth’s death ends 29 month period with no juveniles killed
Boston records a fatal 16-year-old shooting in Dorchester ending a 29 month stretch without juvenile deaths. Mayor Menino and police urge quick action to prevent a repeat while noting prior citywide crime declines and Clinton highlighted Boston as a model in juvenile crime efforts.
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UN urges improved security for field staff
United Nations staff unions demand stronger protection for workers on high risk assignments. Union leader Rosemarie Waters notes 1990 calendar year losses include 65 killed and 47 kidnapped or arrested, urging missions to budget explicit security components.
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National roundup Autrum Jackson gets 2 years in prison
In New York Autrum Jackson 23 received 26 months for extortion conspiracy and crossing state lines to commit a crime after attempting to extort 40 million from Bill Cosby by threatening to reveal an out of wedlock child. She may enter a rehabilitation program for transfer to a halfway house after six months. The article also covers a Kentucky high school murder indictment and a Norwalk fatal sledding accident.
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Aiken Standard contact and subscription details
The Aiken Standard lists office hours acceptance channels and subscription rates. Publisher Scott Hunter contact, editorial email, and extension numbers are provided. Mailing address and home delivery pricing are included with circulation hours.
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