Yates ruled insane in drowning of children
Andrea Yates was found not guilty by reason of insanity in the 2001 bathtub drownings of her five children. She will be committed to a state mental hospital until deemed no longer a threat, avoiding a life prison sentence if convicted.
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EPA failing to curb toxic air pollution, GAO says
Congressional investigators find the EPA misses 30 percent of Clean Air Act requirements and deadlines. GAO notes the agency largely fails to regulate pollutants from small sources such as dry cleaners and trucks, undermining health protections.
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Sixty two charged in khat smuggling into United States
Federal prosecutors charged sixty two people with smuggling more than 25 tons of khat from Africa through Europe into immigrant communities in Minnesota Washington state Illinois Ohio Maine Massachusetts Utah and Washington D C from December 2004 to July 2006.
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Viking Press to publish unedited On the Road edition
Lowell mass report that Viking Press will publish the original scroll version of Jack Kerouac s On the Road. John Sampas, executor of Kerouac s estate, signed with Viking Group USA to release the unedited manuscript by year end next year. Gazette wire services.
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Washington Supreme Court upholds gay marriage ban
The Washington Supreme Court ruled 4 to 0 to uphold the state's ban on gay marriage, overruling lower courts and preserving the 1998 Defense of Marriage Act. Justice Barbara Madsen wrote the majority opinion, while Justice Mary Fairhurst dissented, saying the court bowed to public opinion. The decision surprised many in Seattle and among gay rights advocates.
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Space Age Tech Aids Back Pain Without Drugs Or Surgery
A free report claims an 86 percent success rate in treating debilitating back pain including cases with herniated discs. It links space travel derived tech to a breakthrough therapy and urges readers to call a toll free number or visit a website for details.
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