Four year old conjoined twins face high risk separation
Salt Lake City report on Kendra and Maliyah Herrin, joined at the midsection with shared liver and kidney, preparing for a 14 to 30 hour separation at Primary Children's Medical Center. If successful, each will gain a leg. Maliyah may need dialysis and later a kidney transplant from her mother Erin. Surgeons note ethical debates and psychological and mechanical considerations in this pioneering case.
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Maliyah Herrin
Primary Children’s Medical Center
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Microsoft invites experts to test Vista security
Microsoft invites top security researchers to probe Vista, the next Windows, by releasing a test version to about 3,000 professionals at Black Hat. The move aims to show fortifications after past security flaws caused outages and disruptions, signaling a sweep toward secure development life cycle with broad product oversight and biannual internal conferences.
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Las Vegas
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Former Atlanta mayor Campbell ordered to begin prison term
Federal Judge Richard Story rejected former Mayor Bill Campbell’s bid to stay free pending appeal of his tax evasion conviction. Campbell must report to federal prison by Aug 21 for a 2 1/2 year sentence after being convicted in March. he was acquitted of bribery and racketeering related to payoffs from city contractors in the 1990s. Campbell was fined 6300 and owes 62823 in back taxes. Pentagon spokesman Eric Ruff declined to discuss Clinton remarks.
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Bill Campbell
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Richard W. Story
Rick Goss
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Classic motorcycles featured on new stamps
Olive is about to be famous as the 1918 Cleveland motorcycle joins four classic bikes on 39-cent stamps to be released atSturgis rally in South Carolina. Owner Penny Nicker son celebrates the honor while Nickerson recalls restoring Olive after decades.
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Clinton urges resignation of Defense Secretary Rumsfeld
Senator Hillary Rodham Clinton calls for Donald Rumsfeld to resign over what she describes as failed Iraq policy. She says new leadership is needed to develop an effective strategy and communicate it to the American people and the world.
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Defense
Donald H. Rumsfeld
Iraq
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