Ginsberg diagnosed with terminal liver cancer in New York
Allen Ginsberg, 70, a Beat generation founder, is diagnosed with terminal liver cancer and cared for in his Manhattan apartment. Friend Bill Morgan said he remains in good spirits, writing poetry and reconnecting with old friends while pursuing his life’s work.
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Beat Generation
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Associated Press
Hubbell admits lying to Clinton over 1994 trip
Webster Hubbell said he lied to President Clinton about his finances after rejoining the Justice Department. He recalled July 1994 talks at Camp David with Clinton, who believed him at the time. Investigators probe whether White House aides tried to buy Hubbell’s silence while subpoenas target McLarty Bowles and others. Clinton defends aides’ actions as proper and driven by compassion.
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House
McLarty
Bowles
Children line up for hepatitis shots after tainted strawberries
About 2,000 children in California and Georgia received shots as health officials sought to curb hepatitis linked to a contaminated shipment of frozen strawberries. Michigan reported cases. other states considered possible exposure as a clerical error at Mount Vernon Middle School prompted extra immunizations.
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Lisi
OS Angeles
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California
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Los Angeles
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Michigan
Iowa
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Officials say injections not necessary in Iowa
Iowa health officials, after reviewing reports of potentially tainted strawberries and consulting the CDC, say injections are not needed for schoolchildren. State epidemiologist Patty Quinlisk notes no hepatitis A cases have been found, though monitoring will continue. Infected berries appeared in at least 14 districts, with Olin Consolidated Schools confirming tainted lots served on February 21.
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Becky Stover Sazette
Iowa Department of Public Health
Iowa
Centers For Disease Control and Prevention
Patty Quinlisk
Olin Consolidated Schools
Church day care closes to push mothers home
In Berryville Arkansas the First Baptist Church Corner Stone Day Care board shut the center to discourage mothers from working outside the home. The closure leaves 27 families seeking new care as officials race to license an alternative facility.
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Berryville
Arkansas
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Cannibalism Evidence Found At Cowboy Wash Site
Archeologists led by Brian Billman report that at Cowboy Wash in the Ute Mountains of southwestern Colorado remains from 12th century inhabitants show cut marks and bone cooking indicators. The team, including Patricia Lambert and Banks Leonard, presented findings in Nashville on Thursday.
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Cowboy Wash
American Southwest
Brian Billman
Ute Mountains
Colorado
Billman
Patricia Lambert
Banks Leonard
Nashville
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