Ancient T rex ancestors found in Australia in bone fragment
A foot long bone fragment in Australia is the first evidence that ancestors of the T rex lived in the Southern Hemisphere. The remains belong to a smaller species, expanding understanding of dino evolution per Science led by Roger Benson of Cambridge University.
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Medical helicopter crashes in Tennessee killing three crew
A Hospital Wing medical helicopter crashed in stormy weather over western Tennessee early Thursday killing its three crew members. Another helicopter firm had declined to fly in the same weather. No patients were aboard.
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Johnny Maestro of The Brooklyn Bridge Dies in Florida
Doo wop star Johnny Maestro died of cancer in Florida at age 70. Born John Mastrangelo, he rose with The Crests in the 1950s before forming Johnny Maestro and The Brooklyn Bridge after joining The Del-Satins and Rhythm Method.
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Pentagon eases rules on discharging gays in military
Defense Secretary Gates approves guidelines strengthening process controls for discharges under the 1993 law. Higher ranking officers will oversee cases. tougher evidence standards apply. Rules take effect immediately as a stopgap pending congressional action on repeal. Each service has 30 days to align regulations.
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Stalemate at World Trade Center ends in tentative deal
The World Trade Center developer and authorities reach a 16 month agreement to restart rebuilding at ground zero. Four towers may rise with one delayed due to the weak economy. 120 days to finalize details before Port Authority approval. Silverstein to raise 300 million cash for a third tower and 600 million backup financing for leases.
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Study finds pregnancy safe for breast cancer survivors
Researchers at a Barcelona conference analyzed 14 trials with over 1 400 pregnant survivors and more than 18 000 nonpregnant breast cancer patients. Pregnant survivors showed a 42 percent lower death risk, though healthier patients may bias results. experts advise waiting two years post diagnosis before attempting pregnancy.
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One third of breast cancer cases may be avoidable
Experts at a Barcelona conference say up to 30 percent of breast cancer cases in Western countries could be prevented by slimmer bodies and regular exercise. They argue lifestyle changes may rival screening and treatment in reducing risk, especially for postmenopausal women.
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