Dahmer Considered Freeze-Drying Victim In Insanity Trial
Psychiatrist Dr Park Dietz testified at Jeffrey Dahmer's insanity trial that Dahmer researched freeze-drying a victim to fulfill a sexual fixation but dropped the idea as too costly. Dietz said Dahmer killed and dismembered 17 young males, often picked up at gay bars, to obtain a permanent partner.
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NASA chief Richard Truly resigns amid White House pressure
NASA administrator Richard Truly, a shuttle program veteran who led the return to flight after the Challenger disaster, resigned under White House pressure. He served as head of the agency since 1989 and said he served at the pleasure of the president.
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AZT treatment timing alters HIV progression in study
In a long term study Boston researchers report early AZT delays AIDS onset but patients fare worse after AIDS develops. Over 22 years early treatment reduced AIDS by about half yet survival at study end was 77 percent, slightly lower than late starters. Alexandria infertility case sees testifier Mary Green link daughter to Dr Cecil Jacobson amid incest-like claims.
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California Storms Lash Coast. Five Dead, Dozens Trapped
A series of Pacific storms battered California through Wednesday, flooding highways and prompting evacuations. Five people died, one remains missing as mudslides and floods close the Pacific Coast Highway and Ventura Freeway. Up to 10 inches of rain fell in spots. a treatment plant spill infected 70 miles of beaches amid El Nino.
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Clinton letter calls draft illegitimate in 1969 note
In 1969 Bill Clinton wrote that the Vietnam draft was illegitimate but said he abandoned a ROTC deferment to protect his political viability. He released the letter after ABC News provided a copy and defended his decision amid New Hampshire primary pressure.
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Bush declares bid for re election in New Hampshire
President Bush formally announced his bid for a second term in Concord New Hampshire saying he wants to declare on March 20 that the economy is recovering He urged Democrats who control Congress to pass his economic plan intact without tampering and asked voters to judge its effectiveness. He spoke to lawmakers in New Hampshire where he faces Patrick Buchanan in the GOP primary but focused on general election themes.
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House panel rejects Bush plan and backs Democratic tax relief
The Democrat dominated House Ways and Means Committee voted to reject both Bush's economic recovery package and a slimmed down plan. Leaders moved to craft a Democratic alternative with tax relief for the middle class and a wage earner credit, setting up a clash when the full House votes before March 20.
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