Judge sentences Bobbitt for misdemeanor domestic battery
John Bobbitt 27 was convicted of misdemeanor domestic battery by Justice of the Peace William Jansen who sentenced him to 60 days in jail with 45 days suspended plus six months probation. He was ordered to attend impulse control and Alcoholics Anonymous meetings.
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Gene therapy advances in cystic fibrosis patients
Researchers in Washington report successful transfer of normal genes into CF patients lungs using an adenovirus vector. The treated genes persisted only about ten days, prompting plans for repeat studies to extend gene survival and effectiveness. A second item notes NBC stagehand Manny Tager, 46, killed near Rockefeller Center in New York after a gunman opened fire outside the studio complex.
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Nature Genetics
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U.S. warns Haiti rulers of imminent arrest in invasion
Washington says Haiti's Lt. Gen. Cedras and associates will be arrested by a U.S.-led multinational force if they refuse to exit Port-au-Prince. Officials say the intervention aims to restore democracy with 10,000 or more troops and will proceed soon.
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Port-au-Prince
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Defense
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Blood Test May Speed Heart Attack Diagnosis
A new blood test could cut emergency room delays by giving heart attack verdicts within about two hours. It may reduce unnecessary coronary care admissions by up to 70 percent, lowering costs and freeing beds.
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Pa Tate
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New England Journal of Medicine
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Appeals court upholds sailor reinstatement
The 9th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals rules that the armed forces may bar acts but not mere coming out as gay. The court upholds the reinstatement of Petty Officer Keith Meinhold, clarifying that only a concrete intent to engage in homosexual acts justifies discharge.
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Keith Meinhold
Sears circular errors misprice Kenmore and GE items
Advertisements from August 28 September 1 4 and 11 Sears circulars reveal product mislabeling and incorrect pricing. The Kenmore floor care system 86703 lacks shown accessories and the GE range 65701 art is paired with Kenmore 73521 pricing. the $569 99 price remains unclear due to the mix up.
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Kenmore
Marines cut Guantanamo fence to aid injured Cubans
U S Marines cut a base fence to admit three Cubans injured by a land mine and to allow 28 refugees to enter Guantanamo Bay after being turned away. The mine field was laid by the Cuban government, and the three seriously injured refugees suffered shrapnel wounds.
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Guantanamo
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