Prosecutor says F grade sparked Lake Worth Middle school killing
Prosecutors depict 13 year old Nathaniel Brazill as enraged by a failing grade and suspension for water balloons when he killed English teacher Barry Grunow at Lake Worth Middle School on May 26 2000. Defense argues the gun discharged accidentally during a talk with girls. Four students testified to witnessing the shooting captured on surveillance video.
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West Palm Beach
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Nathaniel Brazill
Barry Grunow
Lake Worth
Brazill
Marc Shiner
Lance Richard
Shiner
Grunow
Exercise lowers diabetes risk in obese individuals study finds
A controlled study shows obese sedentary adults reducing type 2 diabetes risk by 58 percent through weight loss diet changes and regular exercise. Researchers led by Jaakko Tuomilehto say the findings provide strong proof that lifestyle changes can prevent the disease.
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Associated Press
Jaak
Ko Tuomilehto
Finland
National Public Health Institute
New England Journal of Medicine
Robert Sherwin
American Diabetes Association
Yale University
United States
Centers For Disease Control and Prevention
Studios and writers near tentative three year pact
Hollywood studios and writers pressed toward a three year contract with broad financial terms. A second meeting focused on creative rights followed a noon return to the Writers Guild of America building as cameras and reporters awaited progress.
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Los Angeles Times
Hollywood
Writers Guild of America
Los Angeles
Taped Georgia execution tapes reveal cold routine
Georgia taped 23 electrocutions from 1983 to 1998, including 1984 Ivan Ray Stanley, capturing leg restraints, jolts, and final slump. The recordings, called to protect against legal action, will be aired on NPRs WNYC and Nightline with 19 full recordings posted online.
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State of Georgia
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David Isay
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Nightline
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Department of Correction
Agency warns of rise in infant brain damage from jaundice
The Joint Commission alerts nearly 5,000 hospitals to a re emergence of kernicterus in infants. About 90 cases since 1984 are noted, linked to discharging babies early, with potential cerebral palsy outcomes.
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U.S
Joint Commission On Accreditation of
Physicians
Jeffrey Maisels
Academy
American Academy of Pediatrics
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