Gated homes and car color trends draw reader alarms
A column considers security walls and false alarms in gated communities and notes a shift toward electronic systems with police linkage. It cites reader surveys on car color preferences and mentions a Miami Herald poll on movie reviews.
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France defies calls on Pacific nuclear tests
In Paris world leaders and environmentalists urged France to halt nuclear testing in the South Pacific. France ignored the appeal and declined to say whether the latest detonation would be the last, after conducting the sixth blast of the program on Saturday.
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Colonoscopy proposal could end colon cancer screening routine
A group of doctors proposes a one time colon exam around age 55 to replace yearly stool tests and repeat sigmoidoscopies. If colon health is good, that single colonoscopy could end colorectal cancer screening and may curb future cases and deaths.
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Ex-president of India's Congress party dies at 82
Dev Kanta Borooah, a former president of India's Congress party, died at 82 after a heart attack. He led the party from 1973 to 1977 and was known for the controversial slogan India is Indira and Indira is India during Indira Gandhi's 1975 emergency.
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Infant Siamese twins separated by surgery die. sister in critical
In San Diego 16 day old Sarah Morales remains on a ventilator in critical but stable condition after the six hour separation surgery. Her sister Sarahi died shortly after the operation, which disconnected shared liver and vessels. Doctors plan to use Sarahi’s tissue for reconstructive purposes if Sarah improves.
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Gazette Promotes Soy Ink and Recycling Mission
The Gazette commits to the future by using soybean ink and recycled newsprint. Readers are urged to drop newspapers for recycling at City Carton on 4250 Sixth St. SW or at the nearest recycling location.
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