Grapes yield cancer fighting resin in study
A University of Illinois team reports resveratrol, a compound in grapes and wine, can inhibit cancer cell growth in lab tests and may support a diet rich in fruits and vegetables as a cancer defense. The study appears in Science and cautions against assuming health benefits from wine alone.
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Debbie Reynolds to receive second Hollywood Walk of Fame star
Actress Debbie Reynolds will be honored with a second star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame for her theater and stage performances. The Singin in the Rain star joins other celebrities with multiple stars recognizing diverse talents across film and stage.
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Clinton to push health coverage for uninsured children
President Clinton and congressional Democrats plan new steps to extend health coverage to about 10 million uninsured children. Proposals include tax credits and family vouchers, with Daschle and Gephardt preparing the tax plan and Kennedy Kerry backing the voucher approach for families earning up to 46,800 dollars annually. Clinton's exact plan to be announced soon, possibly in January or February.
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Flight 3272 crash probes focus on weather and propeller issues
A Comair Embraer 120 crashed in a snowy field with 29 people aboard after a routine approach. Investigators examine weather conditions and propeller reliability, noting prior Embraer incidents and FAA maintenance records.
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Simpson returns to the stand in civil trial
In Santa Monica California OJ Simpson resumes testimony after forensic expert Henry Lee described a new blood trail near Nicole Brown Simpson and Ronald Goldman’s bodies. The defense will use the trail to argue two killers attacked the pair while Lee noted police did not test the area.
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Gingrich hearing delayed as party clashes stall ethics vote
The House ethics committee faces confusion over postponing Newt Gingrich’s punishment vote after Democrats demand delay and Republicans push back against a televised hearings week. The panel aims to wrap the two year case with a Feb. 4 report from special counsel Cole, after a Jan. 21 punishment vote.
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Aiken Standard Address and Delivery Rates Notice
The Aiken Standard est. 1867 published by Aiken Communications Inc lists mailing address and post office box. It details home delivery rates 8.95 monthly 26.85 quarterly 107.40 yearly and county mail 11.20 monthly 35.60 for three months 67.20 for six months 13.40 yearly. Delivery times request patrons call 649-5815 for delays. circulation hours given 5:30 pm-7:30 pm weekdays and 7 am-11 am Sundays.
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