Seinfeld model sues for $100 million over likeness
Michael Costanza, a Holtsville real estate agent, alleges Jerry Seinfeld and producers used his name and traits to create George Costanza. He seeks $100 million in Manhattan Supreme Court, citing episodes from 1989 to 1998 portraying him negatively.
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Prenatal Care Goes Mobile in Low Income Communities
Angel Brooks uses a Healthy Start mom van to access free prenatal screenings and counseling in a high poverty neighborhood. The program, funded by federal grants and now over 70 local systems nationwide, aims to reduce infant mortality and bridge care gaps for at risk women.
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Netanyahu Survives No Confidence Vote Amid Coalition Strife
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu survived a no confidence motion in parliament as coalition tensions rise over a new Mideast peace deal. A protest outside his home drew hundreds of right wingers while Labor and left partners backed him to stall early elections, despite Moledet’s split vote.
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U.N. experts find VX traces on Iraqi missile fragments
A U.N. report by 17 scientists from seven countries says tests by a U.S. lab indicate VX degradation products on some missile fragments, challenging Iraq's denials about VX in warheads before 1991. Swiss and French lab results offer ambiguous results, requiring Baghdad to explain VX-related elements and mid 1988 to 1991 VX efforts.
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U S and allies launch fleet to study asteroids comets
The United States and allies plan seven space probes to study asteroids and comets to learn their make up and aid in defense. The first target is asteroid Eros with a January arrival, with others to follow through 2003 and 2012 as NASA projects expand.
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