Doctors Reattach Homeless Man's Foot in Raleigh Incident
Ronald Watts, 36, sought shelter in a Raleigh trash bin as temperatures dropped. The bin was emptied into a garbage truck and Watts was caught in the compactor blade. Doctors surgically reattached his foot and he remained hospitalized recovering.
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Pharmacy sued over child's death in Laredo incident
An 8-year-old boy died after a pharmacy allegedly substituted methadone for his Ritalin. The lawsuit, filed by Octavio Salinas and Dora Salinas, seeks unspecified damages and aims to warn the community to prevent a repeat tragedy. The case cites Rodrigo Pharmacy in Laredo and the parents’ ongoing push for safety.
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Quayle announces 2000 White House bid in campaign tour
Former vice president Dan Quayle opens a run for the 2000 Republican nomination amid emphasis on moral values and education reform. He cites media missteps and the Lewinsky affair as concerns about leadership, and defends his stance on family values while addressing critics of his past gaffes.
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Pakistan tests second Shaheen missile in regional arms race
Pakistan confirmed the Shaheen 1, a 450 mile range nuclear capable missile, succeeded in a 9:58 a.m. test, as it challenges India after New Delhi's 1,200 mile Ghauri II test. Officials say both nations risk a South Asian arms race amid mutual nuclear claims.
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Oldest distant galaxy pushes time boundaries
A SUNY Stony Brook team reports a galaxy found in ultra faint Hubble data, likely seen when the universe was about 800 million years old. The object challenges star formation timelines, suggesting stars began early and at a faster rate than most theories predict.
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Reeves to Deliver Williams College Commencement Address
Christopher Reeve will give Williams College 210th commencement on June 6 in Williamstown Mass. The Superman star paralyzed in 1995 has become a spokesman for disability causes and spinal cord research. Reeve began theater work at 15 with a Williamstown Theater Festival apprenticeship and now lives in Williamstown.
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Kevin Costner and pals break ground on second Clubhouse restaurant
Groundbreaking in Costa Mesa California for a second Clubhouse restaurant attended by Kevin Costner Robert Wagner Fred Couples and Jack Nicklaus as partners in the first Clubhouse opened in Chicago in 1997. Also notes on Barrymore production efforts Coolio exhumation Wynette death suit Pamela Anderson Lee implants and other celebrity notes compiled from JW Wire Reports
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