Two Die In Apparent Murder Suicide At University Of Arkansas
On the first day of classes at the University of Arkansas in Fayetteville a longtime associate professor, 67, and a 36-year-old graduate student were shot dead in Kimpel Hall. Police say the gun belonged to Kelly, who had been in the doctoral program for a decade and was dismissed from the degree track earlier this month.
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Kelly
Clinton
U S Escalates Clash Over Cuba Exit Permits
The State Department accused Cuba of arbitrarily denying exit permits to Cubans with U S visas, separating families and driving some to attempt risky sea departures. The note cites 117 Cubans from 57 families denied in a 75 day span, all with U S visas.
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Roberto Garcia
North Texas set 59th day with no rain amid drought
North Texas entered its 59th day without measurable moisture as lawns browned in Dallas Fort Worth and surrounding areas. Farmers face about 595 million dollars in losses, reservoirs shrink, and forecasts show no rain in sight. Local residents describe the heat with several days at 100 degrees, while volunteers in Throckmorton work to secure drinking water.
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American woman wins new trial in Peru
Lori Berenson, a New York born woman, had her life sentence overturned by Peru’s military tribunal and moved to a civilian court for a new trial on treason charges linked to the Tupac Amaru Revolutionary Movement. Her defense says due process will be ensured, while Washington calls for a fair civilian proceeding. The case has strained US Peru relations and Berenson had been held under strict prison conditions.
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Diabetics urged to aim for 130 80 BP target
The National Kidney Foundation calls for aggressive high blood pressure control in diabetics, proposing a 130 over 80 goal starting with an ACE inhibitor. About 11 million Americans with diabetes and hypertension may need two drugs to reach the target, amid debate with the American Diabetes Association.
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National Kidney Foundation
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American Journal of Kidney Diseases
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