Parents convicted in death of diabetic daughter in Hollidaysburg
Lorie Nixon and her husband Dennis Nixon were found guilty of involuntary manslaughter and child endangerment for relying on prayer over medical care leading to Shannon Nixon's death from untreated diabetes. Their 8-year-old son had died in 1991 from an untreated ear infection.
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Whitewater grand jury gains six month extension
In Arkansas prosecutors told a judge they have extensive evidence of possible obstruction of justice in the Whitewater probe affecting President and Mrs. Clinton. Judge Susan Webber Wright extended the grand jury to November 7 while ongoing litigation over subpoenas and privileges continues.
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Clinton expands right-to-know pollution program
President Clinton expanded the community right-to-know program adding 6100 facilities to the public toxic release list. The expanded rules cover seven new industries and increase reporting of chemical discharges nationwide, with access via Internet and libraries for residents.
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Iraqi Pilgrims Lifted As Iraq Fleets Cross No Fly Zone
Nine Russian made Iraqi helicopters crossed into the southern no fly zone from Baghdad to reach Arar near the Saudi border. They carried sick and elderly pilgrims returning from Mecca while Baghdad pledged humanitarian flights despite U S warnings. Saddam Hussein’s moves drew a State Department accusation of provoking a clash.
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Exercise helps older women live longer after menopause
A seven year study of over 40 000 postmenopausal women in Iowa found moderate activity four or more times weekly reduced death risk by 33 percent versus sedentary peers. Even once weekly activity cut mortality by 12 percent.
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