Birth Survives After Caesarean For Woman With Heart Stop
Deborah Jennings endured six hospitalizations during pregnancy and her heart stopped for minutes when labor began. Doctors delivered her son O Neal Jennings by Caesarean section, both mother and baby later released to go home. Jennings had been advised against pregnancy due to health risks but she and her baby survived a dire medical emergency at Spartanburg Regional Medical Center.
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Counties Gain Homeless Aid After Federal Rule Change
Ten states regain access to 1.1 ton in federal funds to feed and shelter the homeless as a rule linked to county urban labor force size is reversed. Rep. Paul Kanjorski announces the decision, noting renewed hope for 1990 qualifiers.
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Bell Telephone defamation case ends with verdict in Cincinnati
An eight person Hamilton County jury found former installers Robert Draise and Leonard Gates defamed Bell Telephone and two managers James West and Peter Gabor by alleging hundreds of illegal wiretaps between 1972 and 1944. Damages exceeded 100000. punitive damages possible. Bell's Dwight Hibbard said the company has cleared its name and looks to the future. The judge, Fred Cartolano, agreed jurors lied.
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Peter Gabor
Draise
Fred J. Cartolano
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Lawmakers Question Owl Diet Study Funding in Illinois
In Springfield Illinois state lawmakers debate a three year Department of Conservation project costing 180000 to analyze owl pellets to infer dietary shifts and environmental change. Rep Ted Leverenz urges funding cuts while researchers led by Russell Graham defend the program as essential for future species preservation.
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Ted Leverenz
Department of Conservation
Russell Graham
Tinois State Museum
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Aiken Standard Subscription and Contact Details
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House Readies Veto Override Vote On Bill
The newly convened House aims for a bipartisan push to override a presidential veto on foreign policy. Leaders say a swift vote could pressure the Senate as agendas unfold. Rep Craig Washington swore in to fill Rep Wicker’s seat after a Texas death in a plane crash in Ethiopia.
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Azerbaijan Leaders Detained in Baku Crackdown
Soviet troops cracked down on nationalist unrest in Baku detaining 43 people after raids on unofficial groups. Demonstrations and strikes were banned as anti-Armenian clashes spread in the southern Caucasus. The death toll rose to 170 after 11 days of violence.
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Lawmaker Pushes State Worker Drug Testing Proposal
Rep. Denny Neilson proposes random drug testing for state employees and applicants to create a healthier, more productive workplace. The bill allows testing with notice, a confirmatory test, and possible firing for a positive result. costs and enforcement are still being considered by the House Labor Committee.
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Doubts Rise on S&L Bailout Size and Costs
A senior Bush official questions if the 90 billion rescue will cover failed savings and loan costs for years. Robson cites the possibility of higher resolution costs as RTC and FDIC leaders prepare to testify and a new watch list is readied.
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Treasury
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Office of Thrift Supervision
Resolution Trust Corp
Jury Investigating Barry Perjury Allegation
Grand jury testimony by a former model who aided the FBI in Mar ion Barry arrest is part of an inquiry into possible perjury by the mayor. Rasheeda Moore, 34, testified about whether Barry lied when denying drug use, in secret proceedings linked to a weeks long relationship and trips to the Virgin Islands in 1988.
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Cocaine Sing
Rasheeda Moore
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Language reform sparks global linguistic debate notes
Activist Ted W. Culp argues for English reform citing universal language problems. He downplays membership numbers while claiming a global network and supporters around the world. He hints at reforms but offers no concrete plan or timeline.
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