Iran Parliament delays hostage debate amid boycotts
Amid stormy scenes in Tehran lawmakers vote postpones debate on American hostages until Sunday. Dozens of deputies boycott, leaving the 228-seat legislature short of quorum as hard liners resist any action before the U.S. election.
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Stars fade for the Six Million Dollar Man actor
The former actor behind the iconic role appears downbeat about his career prospects, as reported in the Today Show feature on page 6B.
Public School Prayers Still Echo Before Classes
A reader notes that prayers continue in public schools as teachers prepare to open doors, arguing that the practice remains despite calls for removal and reflecting on the classroom atmosphere.
Enzyme shortage linked to obesity study findings
Researchers at Beth Israel and New England Deaconess Hospitals report that obese individuals show 22 percent lower levels of sodium-potassium ATPase in red blood cells. The pump regulates cellular sodium potassium balance, consuming energy and producing heat, potentially explaining why some people store fat more readily.
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Fire damages residence. dog Snooks saved in Toledo
In Toledo a Wednesday fire at Mrs. Sydney Monroe's home sent her to Marshalltown hospital for smoke inhalation after escaping a second story window. Firefighters found Snooks the dog after over 30 minutes and a cat was also rescued. Faulty wiring blamed for the blaze causing heavy damage.
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Economic indicators rise again in September
The Commerce Department reports the leading index up 2.4 percent in September the fourth straight monthly rise. Eight of ten indicators increased while two fell with manufacturing layoffs easing from 2.0 to 1.5 percent. New orders rose to 33.08 billion and building permits climbed to 126.3 percent of the 1967 base.
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Infant revived after cold-water plunge surprise
Erin McCright six months old was revived by her babysitter after she stopped breathing, and was later treated at Mercy Hospital. The sitter placed Erin in a cold-water tub following a feared SIDS scenario, then performed rescue efforts until paramedics arrived. Linda and Gary McCright of Robins say the infant has received gifts but call the recovery the best gift.
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