Skeleton in party dress may link to missing persons cases
Connecticut authorities compare dental records from seven teeth found with a woman skeleton buried in a swampy grave near a tobacco farm. Aged 28 to 40, she likely died within a year to three years ago. investigators seek matches with missing persons reports from Rhode Island, Massachusetts, Georgia, West Virginia, and New York prostitutes from the 1990s. No cause of death determined.
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Netmaker Cal Haywood Keeps Sea Nets Spinning in Mathews
MATHEWS, Va. AP. Calvin Haywood known as the netmaker has practiced the trade for decades. He and his brother Charles repair and craft gill nets used to catch dog sharks. The 66 year old, who retired from waterman work in 1992, continues knotting net mesh by hand with a loomis needle, attaching corks and lead lines to balance nets that measure up to 12 feet high and 300 feet long. He plants pine trees to support nets and works with his wife Christine during warmer months.
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WVU specialists aid Morgantown multiple birth surge
At Ruby Memorial Hospital Morgantown several mothers recently delivered twins the 24th such case this year. Fertility drugs raise multiple births says WVU professor Dr Mark Gibson while noting Morgantown's role as a referral center skews local birth rates. Triplets remain rare and Morgantown area hospitals mostly report singles and twins.
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