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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Feb 27, 2007

Page

10

Hartford Man Kills Wife and Two Disabled Children then Self

Police say Richard C. Brown killed his wife Martha and two disabled adult children Janice and Kenneth in a Connecticut condo. He left a three page note attributing his act to illness and fear the family would be a burden, before fatally shooting himself.

Hartford, Conn Hartford Richard C. Brown Brown Martha Janice Kenneth

Special master to advise lead paint cleanup plan

Providence Rhode Island Supreme Court judge orders three former lead paint manufacturers to clean up contamination and to appoint a special master to advise on the required actions. Legal and financial analysts warn the cleanup could exceed 1 billion dollars as the state pursues the lawsuit against Sherwin Williams NL Industries and Millennium Holdings LLC to remediate properties with toxic lead paint.

Providence R.I Rhode Island Providence Superior Court Michael Silverstein Sherwin-Williams Co NL Industries Inc Millennium Holdings LLC

Postal Commission backs forever stamp and rate hike

The Postal Regulatory Commission recommended a nondenominated forever stamp and a 2-cent rise in first class postage to 41 cents, with rates for heavier letters also adjusted. Chairman Dan G Blair touted the plan as beneficial to the Postal Service and customers.

Washington, D.C Independent Postal Regulatory Commission Commission Dan G. Blair

Postal rates propose 2-cent rise for first class and new forever stamp

The Postal Regulatory Commission backs a 2-cent jump for first class stamps and a universal forever stamp set at 41 cents. If rates rise, forever stamps increase too. pre-change purchases remain valid. Two-ounce letters would cost 58 cents under the plan, down from 63. A 26-cent postcard rate and a 17-cent surcharge on odd-shaped mail are also proposed.

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Garlic fails to lower cholesterol in rigorous study

Government funded trial with 192 adults tested raw garlic and garlic supplements against placebo for six months. No significant LDL reduction observed, though researchers note possible benefits beyond cholesterol and call for further study on dosage and different risk groups.

Chicago Christopher Gardner Gardner Stanford University Archives of Internal Medicine

Stock Exchange Highlights Local Interest Dow Jones Rise

The daily market brief notes Dow Jones gains of 15.22 points as stocks of local interest show modest movement. Investors monitor trading patterns and regional indicators for near term direction.

Guatemalan prison hit targets officials tied to slayings

Gunmen stormed a Guatemalan prison killing four jailed police officers linked to the Feb. 19 killings of three Salvadoran legislators. President Oscar Berger blamed organized crime gangs for breaching eight doors to reach witnesses aiding the probe.

Cuilapa Guatemala el Salvador Luis Arturo Herrera National Police Guatemala City Oscar Berger

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