Implants Little Link To Illness Says Mayo Study
Mayo Clinic researchers conclude that women who enlarge or reconstruct breasts with implants are not more likely than others to develop connective tissue disorders. The study, funded in part by a plastic surgeons group, analyzed health outcomes amid concerns linking implants to arthritis lupus and scleroderma.
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Simpson blood type matches blood outside ex wife condo
Los Angeles Times reports blood type found outside Nicole Brown Simpson’s condo matches O J Simpson. A more exact DNA test is pending and could take two months or more. A police source said Simpson could be arrested soon. Robert L. Shapiro takes over the defense.
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Heat wave drives residents to hydrants and public relief
Heat sweeping the Northeast and Midwest pushes people to cooling measures as temperatures hit near 100 degrees. Fire hydrants open for relief in cities from Cincinnati to Philadelphia, with schools closing early and officials pleading for water conservation. In Milwaukee a 98 degree reading breaks a century mark and lifeguards are attacked after stopping a pool, while Kentucky and Jefferson County offer air conditioned relief centers and free units.
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Carter Offers North Korea Full Diplomatic Ties
Former President Carter visiting Seoul on a private trip signals a push for full diplomatic relations if North Korea accepts inspections of its nuclear facilities. He notes openness to open trade and visits, while CNN reports nuance and the U.S. proposal of sanctions to the U.N. Security Council with a 30 day grace period.
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Gabriel canceled concert shocks Middle East balance act
Peter Gabriel arrived in Israel and learned Egypt canceled a Sinai concert to balance his Tel Aviv show. He urged permission to perform in Arab lands, hinting a move to Jericho. Joan Rivers faces another setback as her Can We Shop program ends July 15 after six months. Her Broadway show Sally Marr and Her Escorts will close this weekend after a six week run.
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