Parents to be charged in adopted girl's death
Elizabeth Steinberg, a 6 year old in Greenwich Village, died after being kept on a respirator following an alleged beating by her adoptive father and mother. Both Steinberg and Hedda Nussbaum will face murder charges as prosecutors press a grand jury inquiry.
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Pam Johnson
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FAA objects to tranquilizer ad for air controllers
FAA chief Allan McArtor denounces Mead Johnson Pharmaceuticals ad that advised doctors to prescribe BuSpar for air traffic controllers. FDA said it would review the complaint while noting no prior clearance was required for drug ads.
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Ten-Term Congressman Sentenced in Gifts Case
Mario sage a 10 term congressman was sentenced to 22 years in prison and fined 500000 for accepting free vacations from a political ally. He expressed remorse while noting no wrongdoing beyond accepting hospitality. Judge Weinstein called it a greek tragedy as Biaggi faces potential 12 year term and 750000 fine on related convictions.
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Mario Sage
Siaggi
U.S
Jack Weinstein
Biaggi
Moderate activity cuts fatal heart attack risk for middle aged men
A study of 12,138 high-risk U.S. men finds that about 45 minutes daily of moderate leisure activity such as yardwork or home repairs reduces coronary death risk by more than a third. Higher activity offers little extra protection for coronary death but lowers non fatal heart attack risk.
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Arthur Leon
School of Public Health
University of Minnesota
Leon
U.S
Journal of the American Medical Association
Gulf foes clash as Iran Iraq trade blasts and truce unlikely
In Manama and Baghdad, Iran and Iraq renewed air raids with Iran claiming heavy casualties and the UN seen as unable to end the seven year war. Iran’s premier dismisses any UN-led truce while U S and British forces bolster the Gulf and mine sweeping operations proceed near Bahrain.
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Vanishing Ink Checks Baffle Corpus Christi Eyewear Store
Police report a woman used invisible ink on a $50 eye exam check at Designer Eyewear in Corpus Christi. The ink faded from the $50 check after the woman left, while a second deposit check sent to the bank arrived blank. The case is under investigation.
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UR. Rodriguez
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