Cell phones hazard study under Motorola funded program
Motorola Inc funds cellular research as industry faces unsettled evidence on microwave exposure. Epstein industry leaders push confidence while watchdogs warn of potential risks. George Carlo leads a broad Wireless Technology Research effort, linking brain cancer research with 7 million subscribers and animal studies.
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Ron Nessen
Cellular Telephone Industry Association
White House
Louis Slesin
Microwave News
George Carlo
Health and Environmental Sciences Group
Washington
Wireless Technology
University of Washington
National Cancer Institute
Murdered man found in yard after home invasion
Authorities tied the slaying of Edward Toms to two men, Michael Ray Taylor and Leroy Baxley, who stayed at his home a week before he was struck with a sledgehammer. Taylor faces first degree murder and auto theft charges, Baxley accused of hindering prosecution tampering with evidence and auto theft. Toms, a Texas and Illinois transplant living in Kentucky, is survived by his wife Rebecca Flowers and two daughters. Family services are planned at Cedar Memorial Chapel.
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Mitchell
Toms
Paducah Sun
Michael Ray Taylor
Leroy Baxley
Taylor
Baxley
Ing
Texas
Illinois
Kentucky
Rebecca Flowers
Paducah
Jennifer Lynn Toms
Kate Anne Toms
Vinton
Elizabeth Groff
Marion
Cedar Memorial Chapel of Memories
Interstate waste dispute stalls Lake Mills landfill clash
Iowa officials say no ban on out of state waste though the issue reaches state leaders. Gov Branstad, owning nearby farm, calls it frustrating while Minnesota officials urge cooperation. Waste Systems Corp. operates the Lake Mills landfill, part of United Waste Systems Inc. acquisitions serving Twin Cities area.
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Brian Tormey
Iowa
Terry Branstad
Waste Systems Corp
United Waste Systems Inc. of
Connecticut
United
Lake Mills
Minnesota
Twin Cities
Stillwater
Afton
Waseca
Blue Earth
Sheik Omar Abdel-Rahman Guilt Found In Terror Trial
In New York a federal jury convicted Egyptian Sheik Omar Abdel-Rahman and nine co defendants on most charges in the largest terrorism trial in U.S. history. Abdel-Rahman faces life imprisonment for plotting to assassinate Egyptian President Mubarak during a 1993 visit to New York. Co defendant El Sayyid Nosair also faces life for Kahane murder. Other defendants face 20 to 30 years. appeals planned. The case centered on a jihad aimed at U.S. policy and possible attacks on the United Nations, FBI HQ, and New York Jersey tunnels.
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Los Angeles Times
New York
Sheik
Omar Abdel-Rahman
United States
Abdel-Rahman
Hosni Mubarak
el Sayyid Nosair
New Company Brings Reliability Behind Local Energy
Everyday life in middle America relies on electricity and gas from a new energy provider. The message emphasizes consistent service at home and work, promising dependable energy across city, town, and country as the company introduces its name to the market.
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Middle America
Midwest Power
Midwest Gas
Iowa-Illinois Gas and Electric Company
MidAmerican Energy
Iowa
Illinois
Nebraska
South Dakota
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Southwick
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Carlson
Meir Kahane
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Jewish Defense League
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