Goldstone weighing indictment of Serb officers amid peace talks
International war crimes prosecutor Richard Goldstone considers charging two senior Serb officers arrested by the Bosnian government with crimes against humanity. NATO criticisms spark debate over the U S sponsored Dayton peace process and its future stability.
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Scientists Probe If Quark Has Deeper Substructure
Physicists at Fermilab near Chicago report findings suggesting quarks may be built from even smaller entities called preons. The potential discovery, drawn from high energy proton antiproton collisions and involving 450 scientists, could revise the Standard Model and is submitted for publication in Physics journals.
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Low fat diet in midlife unlikely to cut breast cancer risk
A pooled analysis of seven studies including 337 819 women finds dietary fat level in midlife or later shows no effect on breast cancer risk. Experts say childhood or adolescence fat reduction would be needed to influence decades long cancer development. the federal trial on fat intake continues with thousands of participants.
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David Hunter
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Death cap mushroom poisoning endangers a California family
A woman and her three children from Taiwan fell ill after eating wild death cap mushrooms in a spaghetti sauce near the Lafayette Reservoir area. The 13 year old girl was in critical condition and listed for a liver transplant while doctors monitor the others. Poison control officials warn amateurs against foraging and note several mushroom poisonings yearly.
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Jack Lake
University of California At San Francisco
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American Association of Poison Control Centers
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NAACP urges probe of fires at black churches
The NAACP asked the Justice Department to investigate fires at predominantly black churches in Alabama and Tennessee for possible civil rights violations. In a letter to Attorney General Janet Reno, the group cited a discernible pattern and noted at least eight fires in the past year.
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National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
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