Niagara Falls tragedy claims 6 year old in river sweep
A six year old boy, Richard Karm, was swept to his death at Niagara Falls while his mother watched. Richard spotted people at the water and fell into the Niagara River. Friend Thomas Rowe tried to rescue him, but currents carried him 200 feet before he returned to shore, aided by slick rocks on Green Island.
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Spiritual guru found dead in Long Island bay
Frederick P. Lenz, a self styled spiritual and computer guru known as Zen Master Rama, was found dead in Conscience Bay near his $2 million Old Field estate. Police say death may be from overdose or accidental drowning. autopsy pending. Divers located the body in 20 feet of water about 60 feet from shore. Former followers labeled him a con man who pressured severing family ties and used followers for sex and money.
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Hinckley denied hospital leave in Washington case
John W. Hinckley Jr., the would be Reagan assassin, lost a bid for occasional freedom after an appeals court cited testimony that he had fallen for a pharmacist at his St. Elizabeths Hospital unit. Hinckley, 42, has been confined since 1982 after being acquitted by reason of insanity for the March 30, 1981 shooting.
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Glenn tours shuttle testing as Clinton cites aging astronauts
President Clinton visited Johnson Space Center to tour John Glenn as he frames aging Americans as still capable dreamers. Glenn, 76, trains for an October shuttle flight aboard Discovery while NASA plans Neurolab experiments to study aging and the nervous system. Clinton touted continued space exploration and the value of imagination for longer, healthier lives.
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Bad medicine during first year residency survey finds widespread mistreatment
A nationwide survey of 1,277 medical residents finds 93 percent report being mistreated at least once in their first year after medical school, with verbal abuse by seniors and physical incidents from patients. Nearly two-thirds of women report harassment, and 70 percent warn of impaired colleagues due to sleep deprivation.
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