Brief police drug-buy videotape shocks Brooklyn raid
AP reports two uniformed New York police officers were secretly videotaped arranging to buy cocaine for resale, amid charges against six current and former officers involved in the Brooklyn to Suffolk County scheme.
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EPA reports 1990 toxic releases across U.S. factories
The EPA said 4.8 billion pounds of toxic chemicals were released in 1990, 11 percent below 1989, with rivers and lakes receiving 4 million pounds more. Officials caution some gains may reflect reporting changes, while reductions suggest real progress despite reporting variances. Iowa ranked 28th among states.
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Warmus convicted in Fatal Attraction case in New York
Carolyn Warmus, 28, found guilty of second degree murder and weapon possession in the killing of Betty Jeanne Solomon in the Greenburgh apartment. The verdict followed seven days of deliberations, with the prosecution calling Warmus the obsessed lover in a notorious love triangle. Sentencing is set for June 26 with a possible 25 years to life.
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Scientists report anthropoid fossils
New fossil evidence from the Algerian Sahara suggests the earliest anthropoids appeared 46 to 50 million years ago, implying an earlier split in monkey evolution than previously thought. The find, reported in Nature by Marc Godinot and Mohamed Mabboubi, challenges Egypt’s 38 million year benchmark.
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Johns Hopkins findings link ALS to missing neuron protein
Johns Hopkins University researchers report ALS victims lack a protein that regulates glutamate levels around motor neurons. The team says this deficiency may drive neuron death and point toward drugs that slow or halt disease progression, though not a complete solution.
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