Blagojevich Sentenced To Fourteen Years In Prison
Former Illinois governor Rod Blagojevich was sentenced to 14 years on 18 corruption counts including attempting to auction Barack Obama’s Senate seat. Judge James Zagel cited abuse of office, while Blagojevich apologized but faced lengthy punishment. his wife Patti cried as the sentence was read.
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Senate
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Roland Burris
Promising Two Drugs Delay Breast Cancer Progression
San Antonio experts cheer two new medicines shown to delay progression in very advanced breast cancer. Pertuzumab with standard therapy extended median progression to 18 months versus 12, while everolimus delayed progression to 7 months versus 3 with hormonal therapy. Results presented at the San Antonio Breast Cancer Symposium.
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Washington Hospital Center
Cancer Institute
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UT Health Science Center
New England Journal of Medicine
Paul Burstein
Dana- Farber Cancer Institute
Boston
Billion-dollar disasters set US record in 2011
NOAA reports 12 weather disasters at or above 1 billion dollars in 2011, beating the 2008 record of nine. Texas New Mexico and Arizona wildfires plus mid June tornadoes push totals to at least 52 billion in damages with over 1,000 deaths and more losses possible as Lee and a Northeast snowstorm are still being tallied.
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Gadhafi son targeted Mexico refuge plan uncovered
Mexico says al-Saadi Gadhafi and three relatives plotted to sneak into Mexico under false names and seek refuge at a Pacific coast resort. Intercepted by Mexican intelligence in early September the scheme involved two Mexicans a Canadian and a Danish suspect who were detained. The plan included private flights bank accounts and property purchases for alleged safe houses. al Saadi fled Libya guided to Niger where he resides.
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