Campus officer shoots man amid stabbing murder at UMich
A campus police officer shot and killed Kevin Nelson after he ignored orders while stabbing his girlfriend Tamara Williams to death outside their University of Michigan apartment. Nelson, 26, was confronted in a campus parking lot after 911 calls.
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NASA chief delays Mir decision amid safety concerns
NASA Administrator Daniel Goldin postponed his decision on sending astronaut David Wolf to the Mir station until he returns to the United States for final safety reviews. Wolf could launch aboard Atlantis for a weekend rendezvous if approved, replacing Michael Foale who has endured months aboard Mir. Congressional critics urged scrapping Wolf's mission, warning risks are unacceptable, while supporters argue Wolf should stay aboard Mir.
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California
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Vietnam era Marine deserter given bad conduct discharge
Randy Caudill, a 48 year old Marine Corps deserter from 1968, received a bad conduct discharge and permission to return to Canada after a brief hearing. He had deserted early in his first year and was captured at the Canadian border during a routine immigration check.
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Gillars Pleads Innocent in Treason Charge in D.C.
In 1948 Mildred Gillars known as Axis Sally pleaded innocent in Washington D C to treason charges. Gillars later served 12 years in prison after the wartime propaganda case.
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Antidepressants ease severe premenstrual disorder
A large study in JAMA found that sertraline Zoloft and other antidepressants reduced irritability depression and anxiety in Premenstrual Dysphoric Disorder. Dr Peter Schmidt of the National Institute of Mental Health said the trial supports this drug class for a troubling problem. The collaboration included 12 centers and over 200 women.
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Sertraline
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Peter Schmidt
National Institute of Mental Health
House backs NEA funding for at least one more year
The House voted to join the Senate on funding the National Endowment for the Arts for 1998 at 100 million dollars. The decision leaves possible future restrictions to a conference committee, with critics labeling the NEA elitist.
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Washington
National Endowment For the Arts
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NEA
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