No clear winner in Mexico election
Mexico's presidential vote remained too close to call as 9 percent of ballots counted showed Calderon at 40 and Obrador at 35. Officials warned of days more counting if margins stay slim, while Madrazo trailed in third amid reports of late openings and ballot shortages.
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Mexico City
Mexico
Felipe Calderon
Vicente Fox
National Action Party
Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador
Democratic Revolution Party
Institutional Revolutionary Party
Roberto Madrazo
Calderon
Lopez Obrador
Fox
Limits on teen drivers save lives study finds
A Johns Hopkins study of 41 states and Washington DC shows fewer fatalities among 16-year-old drivers in states with strict laws. Restrictions cited include late night bans and 30 hours of adult supervision before testing, with experts noting benefits of thorough training.
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Baltimore Sun
Johns Hopkins
Bloomberg School of Public Health
District of Columbia
Susan Baker
Bloomberg
Iown angle Iowa teen driver system study
A three step system for teen drivers designed to raise privileges with training and experience shows lower crash and conviction rates for 16 year olds since 1999. The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration sponsored report notes states with restrictions logged 11 percent fewer fatal crashes from 1994 to 2004 versus unrestricted states, and 19 states with five or more restrictions reported 20 percent fewer fatalities.
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Iowa
The
National Highway Traffic Safety Administration
Doctors debate labeling children as obese in obesity talk in Chicago
Health officials and doctors spar over replacing CDC terms with direct labels for kids who are overweight or obese. Advocates say clearer terms reflect a real problem, while opponents fear stigma and anger for children and families.
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Reginald Washington
Denver
American Academy of Pediatrics
Centers For Disease Control and Prevention
CDC
U.S
American Medical Association
Tim Cole
University College London
Institute of Child Health
Cole
Trisha Leu
Wheeling
Ill
University of Illinois At Chicago
Leu
Saddam's Wife and Daughter on Iraqi Most Wanted List
The Iraqi government released a 41 person most wanted list led by Izzat Ibrahim al-Douri. Saddam Hussein’s wife Sajida and daughter Raghad are included with al-Qaida in Iraq leader Abu Musab al-Zarqawi buried in Baghdad after U.S. airstrike.
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Baghdad
Iraq
Saddam Hussein
al-Qaida
Mouwafak al-Rubaie
Abu Musab al-Zarqawi
Jordan
al- Zarqawi
U.S
al-Rubaie
Saddam
Raghad
Izzat Ibrahim al- Douri
al- Douri
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Luis Ugalde
Federal Electoral Institute
Ugalde
Anun
Puebla
GARE
Chicago
Iowa Eye Center
1St Ave
Cedar Rapids
Iowa-Eye.com
Sajida Khairallah Tulfah
Sajida
Qatar
Izzat Ibrahim al-Douri
Omar Re Ls
Rea
America
Roa
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