Jury U rges Death for Peterson in Laci murder case
In Redwood City California a jury sentenced Scott Peterson to death for the murder of his pregnant wife Laci nearly two years after her disappearance A court scene drew a crowd as jurors cited lack of remorse and Peterson showed a tight jawed reaction The verdict followed three days of deliberations with extensive media coverage
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Judge to sentence Peterson on February 25
After the verdict, Judge will decide on possible sentence reduction to life. Defense attorney Mark Geragos said he is very disappointed and noted plans to pursue all appeals and motions for a new trial. Page 8A.
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State patrol drug recognition experts aid DUI cases
The Gazette report notes Iowa's 120 drug recognition experts evaluate drivers suspected of drug impairment. Jagat Sandhu, a 10-year trooper and DRDE, explains tests to distinguish impairment from mere drug presence, aiding arrests and road safety across Cedar Rapids Iowa City Coralville Mount Vernon and University of Iowa police.
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NIH warned of flawed AIDS drug nevirapine in Africa
Government documents show NIH officials knew research on nevirapine could underreport severe reactions and deaths. Testing paused for over a year and Uganda was informed before Bush's AIDS babies plan. NIH did not brief the White House, delaying safety concerns while Africa use proceeded. Senate inquiry followed.
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Chip Off The New Block Flavored Chips For Baking
A short note invites bakers to use colorful flavored chips to infuse holiday treats with personality. It mentions Accent brand options and suggests stylish warmth in wardrobe choices without sacrificing style.
Pentagon seeks near 100 billion emergency war bill
Twenty one months into Iraq war the Defense Department plans an unprecedented emergency funding package totaling up to 100 billion dollars. Senior officials indicate as much as 30 billion more than October expectations, with about 14 billion for repairing replacing and upgrading worn arsenal. The move aims to reset the force as ongoing fighting strains materiel.
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Privacy concerns rise over new student data registry plan
Eastern Iowa college leaders warn the federal plan to overhaul the Integrated Postsecondary Education Data System could violate student privacy. Cornell College president Les Garner calls the effort mixed news while Mount Mercy College president Robert Pearce supports privacy worries in the broader cost and performance picture.
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