Powerball Jackpot Rolls Over After No Complete Match
No ticket matched all six Powerball numbers drawn in Des Moines Wednesday night. The $59.9 million jackpot would have gone to a ticket matching five numbers plus the Powerball, with an estimated $70 million prize expected Saturday. Seven tickets matched the first five numbers without the Powerball, each winning $100,000, sold in Arizona Delaware Indiana Kentucky Louisiana and Wisconsin.
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Kentucky
Louisiana
Wisconsin
Boeing warns rivet replacement for 27 jumbo jets
Boeing Co. tells airlines that rivets on 27 747 400 jets must be replaced due to wrong rivets installed at the Wichita plant. A mechanic found up to 1,000 incorrect rivets per aircraft, with 10 planes currently flying. The rivets do not pose an immediate flight safety risk but reinforce critical structure and cannot handle stresses. About 300 to 1,000 rivets per plane are affected.
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Boeing
Wichita
Kan
Shannon Myers
Myers
Pittsburgh Shooting Suspect Ruled Competent for Trial
Ronald Taylor, 39, charged with killing three white people and wounding two others in a shooting spree around Wilkinsburg east of Pittsburgh, was ruled mentally competent to stand trial. Prosecutors said the finding clears the way to try him on three counts of homicide and related charges.
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Wilkinsburg
Pittsburgh
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Mike Manko
Dist. Atty
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Experimental drug slows ALS in mice and extends lives
Harvard Medical School researchers used a caspase inhibitor to delay onset of Lou Gehrig’s disease in mice and prolong their lives by blocking cell death. The finding may boost ongoing efforts by drug companies to develop safe caspase inhibitors for brain disorders, including ALS, Alzheimer’s, and Parkinson’s.
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Harvard Medical School
Mark Gurney
Pharmacia Corp
Science
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Robert Friedlander
Harvard
Brigham and Women’s Hospital
Hepatitis C clues offer prediction of patient outcomes
Washington researchers report a clue in early hepatitis C infection that may forecast whether patients recover or progress to chronic disease. Dr Patrizia Tarci of University of Caligari notes destiny seen early, with genetic diversity of the virus rising in those who become chronic, and falling in those who recover.
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Patrizia Tarci
University of Caligari
Italy
Science
Fardi
National Institute of Health
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