Boy Tests His New Leg After Cancer Surgery
Thirteen year old Stephen Southerland tested his temporary artificial leg at Children’s Hospital in Cincinnati after cancer surgery. He will gradually bear more weight as he prepares for a permanent limb in weeks. Stephen’s family faces medical bills aided by a Yankees White Sox exhibition fundraiser. Stephen’s brother Michael survived a nerve cancer. brother Jeffrey died of leukemia. Chemotherapy will follow surgery with radiation not planned now.
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Simon Urges Congress Pass 17 Energy Bills
Federal energy chief Williams urges Congress to approve 17 bills, aiming to accelerate development of oil, natural gas, coal, nuclear power, and shale oil. He cites energy independence as a key goal to avert price and supply instability, while critics accuse him of serving oil interests.
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Bermuda Origins Tied to Sea Venture Sinking in 1609
Bermuda, Britain's oldest colony, traces its founding to the Sea Venture disaster when the ship bound for Virginia sank off Bermuda in 1609 and survivors settled there. The article notes the swastika as a sun symbol of renewal used for thousands of years.
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