Weider dies at 93 after shaping global bodybuilding
Joe Weider a Los Angeles based pioneer of fitness publishing died of heart failure at a Los Angeles hospital at 93 He mentored Arnold Schwarzenegger from his early days and built a publishing empire around Muscle & Fitness Flex Mens Fitness and Shape Beirut Syria Karachi Pakistan headlines follow with political upheaval and Musharraf return notes
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Muscle & Fitness
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Debate on school security shifts focus to counselors and teams
A national civil rights group plans to issue an alternative to adding armed police in public schools. The Advancement Project favors counselors, campus safety teams, secure entrances, and better communication, arguing armed officers alone fail to ensure student safety as NRA outlines broader security ideas after the Sandy Hook shooting.
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Midwest Snowstorm Delays Travel Across Region
A powerful storm dumped heavy snow from Colorado to the Midwest with accumulations near 19 inches in Boulder County and more than 6 inches in parts of east central Missouri. Cities including Indianapolis Columbus Ohio and Pittsburgh were forecast to face more snow as the system moved east, while Denver flights canceled and I 70 closures occurred.
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Governor links suspect to prison chief slaying and white supremacy
Colorado Governor John Hickenlooper, friend of Evan Ebel's father, described the now dead suspect as having a streak of cruelty and anger. Evan Ebel, a parolee tied to a white supremacist gang, is the leading suspect in the shooting of Tom Clements, executive director of the Colorado Department of Corrections, and is wanted in connection with other killings.
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Nurses push to expand practice authority in 11 states
A coalition led by the AANP and backed by AARP and health policy experts seeks to allow nurses with a master's degree or higher to order tests prescribe medications and administer treatments without physician oversight. If enacted in 30 states plus D C the change could enable tens of thousands of nurses to run independent primary care practices, addressing physician shortages tied to the 2010 health care law. Claudio Gualtieri of AARP Connecticut supports empowering nurses to fill care gaps alongside lawmakers and advocates.
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