Briefs: Post executives plead guilty amid circulation fraud
New York Post officials admit to defrauding advertisers by inflating circulation as 13 Bonanno family members face charges in a related case. The Post Corp pleads guilty to a felony and pays a 10 thousand dollar fine.
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Ear specialist shot dead at University of Michigan Hospital
Dr. John Kemink a renowned ear specialist for helping deaf children hear was shot four times during an examination at University of Michigan Hospital in Ann Arbor. A 67 year old man was arrested as he left the hospital.
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EPA Allows Pollution Boost in Air Standards
The EPA issued final rules under the Clean Air Act amendments enabling about 34,000 industrial polluters to make minor emissions changes without new permits. Critics say the changes weaken permit controls and could raise yearly emissions by thousands of tons before state or federal rejection.
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Officials report rise in deaths among young people
Washington officials announce a surge in deaths among youth driven by higher black homicide rates. A new National Center for Injury Prevention and Control will address violence as a public health issue, while a health report notes life expectancy slight gains and higher mortality for 15 to 24 year olds.
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Columbia launches longest shuttle flight to 13 days
Columbia and seven astronauts lifted off from Cape Canaveral at 11:12 a.m. CDT on NASA's longest shuttle mission yet, a 13 day flight expected to extend future space trips. The crew powered up Spacelab for nonstop experiments inside the 23 foot laboratory as they sped to a 184 mile orbit and avoided weather delays.
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