Labor activist attacked amid Shenzhen labor law tensions
Huang Qingnan, a 34 year old labor activist, survived a stabbing after earlier office assaults on his Dagongzhe group in Shenzhen. A week earlier Li Jinxin was beaten as attackers target activists linked to new labor regulations effective January 1.
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Australian National University
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Cape Cod Ageing Population Raises Costs and Tensions
In Barnstable Massachusetts residents note a greying Cape Cod as median age climbs from 39 to 46 since 1990. Leaders warn of higher health care costs and a shrinking workforce while housing prices soar and young families move away.
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Moondance Diner Damaged After Move to Wyoming
The 74 year old Moondance Diner moved from Manhattan to LaBarge Wyoming is damaged by heavy snow. New owners Cheryl and Vince Pierce plan repairs and a 2026 reopening. The diner once called the Holland Tunnel Diner drew celebrities and appeared in Spider Man and Friends productions.
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Wyoming
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LaBarge
Rocky Mountains
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SoHo
Lethal Injection Debates Shape Court Scrutiny of Pain Risk
The court weighs what pain level is acceptable for executing killers and how judges should judge the risk. In Kentucky, Ralph Baze and Thomas Bowling Jr. were convicted of murder and sentenced to death. Critics warn that the three drug method could cause excruciating pain if anesthesia is insufficient, while proponents say procedures are humane.
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Thomas Clyde Bowling Jr
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Baze
Bowling
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Ohio
Gregory Stumbo
Bush
Supreme Court
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FBI
Gadahn
al-Qaida
Regents Ask for 770.6 Million Increase to Raise Faculty Pay
Regents seek a 2008 09 funding boost of 770.6 million dollars nearly 57 million more than this year to cover inflation and raise salaries lagging peers. Regents President David Miles says the increase will support faculty pay and reduce belt tightening while state budget prospects remain uncertain. Senator Bob Dvorsky calls the request modest given university needs. Governor Culver plans to issue recommendations January 15 with promises of continued university funding.
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West Des Moines
Miles
Bob Dvorsky
Doralville
Senate Appropriations Committee
University of Iowa
Iowa State University
University of Northern Iowa
Iowa School For the Deaf
Iowa Braille and Sight Saving School
Dvorsky
Appropriations Committee
Brad Anderson
Chet Culver
Bellcom
Bolkcom
Diane
Gazettecommunications.com
Allergies research finds little support for modified feeding rules
Researchers conclude exclusive breastfeeding for four months minimally lowers rash risk and three months protects infants from wheezing. No strong evidence that hypoallergenic or soy formulas prevent allergies and delaying solid foods offers no clear benefit. Experts note evolving evidence and selective peanut avoidance only with family history.
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Sicherer
Peter Vadas
University of Toronto
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