Prevention retracts microwave popcorn danger warning
Prevention magazine cautioned readers about a hazardous method for making microwave popcorn using a plain paper bag. The bag can ignite if kernels overheat or if recycled bags contain metallic fibers, leading editors to urge use of containers designed for microwave popcorn.
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Texas killer Curtis Johnson executed for 1983 burglary death
Curtis Lee Johnson, 38, a Dallas laborer, was put to death by lethal injection in Huntsville after confessing and forgiving his executioners. He killed Murray Dale Sweat, 25, of Houston, during a 1983 burglary that netted a camera and $8. Johnson died shortly after midnight and thanked his mother and an aunt in a final statement.
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Bush denounces Swiss affair report as lie
President Bush blasted a report that he spent a romantic night with aide Jennifer Fitzgerald in a Swiss cottage in 1984 as a lie. He refused to answer if he ever had an affair and accused Democrats of planting the story during a news conference with Kennebunkport and later in an NBC interview.
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Perot urges negotiations for return of U S servicemen
Ross Perot told the Senate POW/MIA committee there was no question Americans were left behind after Vietnam and Laos conflicts. He urged negotiations with Hanoi and Vientiane, citing past offers and testimonies while acknowledging he had no new video evidence.
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Study on indoor workers exposure to secondhand smoke
In California 29.2 percent of non-smokers who work indoors reported exposure to environmental tobacco smoke at work. Even with bans some exposure occurs. higher risk exists where smoking restrictions do not apply to the work area. Researchers urge complete smoke free worksites.
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