Infertility Doctor Sentenced in Virginia Case
Cecil B. Jacobson, an infertility doctor, was sentenced in Alexandria, Virginia, to five years in prison on 52 counts of fraud for using his own sperm to inseminate patients and misleading others about pregnancies. He also faces $116,805 in fines and restitution and three years probation after release. He expressed remorse and claimed ignorance of the harm caused.
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Cecil B. Jacobson
Alexandrdia
Jacobson
Fang
Astrict
James C. Cacheris
Cacheris
Global Warming Treaty Nears Agreement at U N Talks
U N negotiators say a global warming treaty may be within reach despite U S opposition to a strict emissions limit. The draft would require nations to adopt policies to mitigate climate change and report progress, aiming to return emissions to 1990s levels.
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United Nations
U.N
U.S
Jean Ripert
Ripert
Rio de Janeiro
United State
Thai Prime Minister Defies Demonstrators Refuses To Step Down
Thailand's prime minister stood firm against calls to resign as tens of thousands marched on the royal palace and Parliament. Police and soldiers blocked the route with barbed wire barricades but no violence was reported. Chamlong Srimuang, a pro democracy party leader, led the protest after a five day hunger strike demanding Suchinda Kraprayoon's ouster.
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Bangkok
Thailand
Pro-Democracy Party
Chamlong Srimuang
Suchinda Kraprayoon
Chamlong
Suchinda
Spacewalker Faces Narrow Margin in Satellite Rescue
Cape Canaveral reports that Endeavour will rendezvous with the stranded Intelsat VI satellite, requiring precise placement of a capture bar while avoiding rupturing nearby rocket nozzles. The 8,900-pound satellite lacks a grapple fixture, so NASA devised a 5 foot bar with built in clamps to be gripped by the shuttle arm.
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Cape Canaveral
Fla
Endeavour
Pierre Thuot
NASA
al Pennington
Thuot
Space Shuttle
International Telecommunications Satellite Organization
Titan
Space Agency
Bruce Melnick
Aiken Standard Contact and Delivery Details
Local news contact information for the Aiken Standard includes mailing address PO Box 456 Aiken SC 29802 location 124 Rutland Drive and office hours 8 30 am to 5 30 pm Monday Friday. Delivery expectations are 5 pm weekdays 7 am Saturday and 8 am Sunday with service lines 5 30 pm to 8 pm weekdays 8 10 30 am Saturday and 8 11 am Sunday. Fax 648 6052 News tips line 648 2311 AnswerLine 642 5151.
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Rutland Drive
P.O. Box
Aiken
7.C
Aiken Standard
Dial
Springsteen's New Albums Lag in USA on Charts and Cash
Names In The News notes Bruce Springsteen's two new albums faltering in the United States both on charts and revenue while remaining top in Europe. The Boss performs three new songs in a live TV appearance and previously appeared mainly in SPRINGSTEEN broadcasts and concert footage. Barbara Jordan, tire of see through public officials, says people like Bess Truman and her husband Harry are needed. Jordan received the Bess Wallace Truman Award in Independence Missouri. Sounding Board features Steve Wariner saying his wife acts as a good gauge for new tunes in CMA Close Up.
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USA
Cash Register
Europe
Pearance
Springsteen
Barbara Jordan
Texas
Jordan
Bess Truman
Harry
Independence
Bess Wallace Truman
Steve Wariner
Wariner
Country Music Association
Close Up
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