Fifth mine found south of Persian Gulf anchorage
A fifth floating mine was found in a busy anchorage just south of the Persian Gulf where one mine blew a hole in an American operated supertanker two days earlier. Iran criticized Britain and France for sending minesweepers while vowing to escalate tensions at the United Nations.
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Women in White House surveys spark debate across states
A 1500 voter AP survey shows 31 percent saying a woman would do worse as president, 49 percent neutral, 8 percent better, with 12 percent undecided. The poll spans older voters and Southern states, reflecting cautious views on female leadership amidst national politics.
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Experimental Cop 1 therapy slows early multiple sclerosis
A lab made protein Cop 1 appears to slow and possibly reverse MS in patients with mild early disease, reducing progression fourfold over two years in a New England Journal study led by Dr. Murray Bornstein at Albert Einstein College of Medicine. Experts caution broader trials needed and delays before general use.
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Murray Bornstein
Albert Einstein College of Medicine
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New England Journal of Medicine
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78 Unionists Arrested in South Africa Strike Crackdown
Police raided a striking union office in Klerksdorp, arresting 78 members on charges of conspiring to kill workers defying the walkout. National Union of Mineworkers says the arrests bring total custodies to 177 since Sunday as government and mine owners push to crush the strike amid a demand for a 30 percent pay raise affecting about 340,000 workers across 44 mines.
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Rape suspect charged with killing accuser in Waukegan
Anthony Enis, 20, of North Chicago, charged with first degree murder after allegedly ambushing Merlinda Entrata, 33, a nurse and former co worker who had accused him. Entrata was shot dead Monday at her apartment building in Waukegan, about 40 miles north of Chicago. Police cited a released non cash bond as a factor in the case.
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Boy Found Living With Father In Vermont Shack After 7 Years
Mosie McCarty, missing seven years, was located in a bare one room shack with a bathtub bed and bucket toilet on a dead end road in Hubbardton. Officers raided to arrest John M McCarty on custodial interference and false name charges. the boy, borne to his mother Pat Gilmartin, had no schooling or knowledge of details of birth or family. The state placed the child in foster care while custody remains contested.
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Ancient fourth century brothel unearthed in Ashkelon
Archaeologists in Ashkelon uncover a fourth century AD brothel with heart shaped pillars a hot tub and a broken sign reading Enter in enjoy and. Greek text remains fragmentary while American researchers cite heat rooms erotic art and other features linking the site to Byzantine era Ashkelon near the Mediterranean beaches with University of Chicago scholars commenting on the long history of leisure here.
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Israel
Douglas Esse
University of Chicago
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