Diet shift ahead as U S faces land and water limits
Experts warned at the AAAS meeting that energy shortages and depleted land will force a radical U S diet by 2050. With population doubling in 60 years, production gains won’t keep up, leading to less meat and dairy and more grains, beans, potatoes, pasta, and beans.
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Spain Refuses Extradition of Medicare Swindler Recarey
Spain's top court denied a U S extradition request for Miguel Recarey Jr who built Interna tional Medical Centers into the nation's largest Medicare certified HMO before it collapsed in 1987 The five year statute of limitations on his alleged U S crimes has expired making him effectively a free man The Miami Herald reports Recarey fled in 1987 facing bribery wiretapping and defrauding the government charges Regulators say about 230 million was unaccounted for and the HMO collected nearly 1 billion in Medicare funds before insolvency Senate Majority Leader Bob Dole named Joe Robles Jr retired commander of the Kansas Army installation to the Base Closure and Realignment Commission
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Simpson questioned after ex wife death comment in police call
Los Angeles detective Ronald Phillips admitted under cross examination that OJ Simpson asked, What do you mean shes been killed during a June 13 early morning phone call. The defense pressed that Simpson woke from sleep, reacted to shocking news, and spoke briefly before the line went quiet. The trial also featured glove and knit cap evidence, tied to the Bronco case and nearby incidents.
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FBI completes Foster probe for Clinton nominee
The FBI finished its background check on Dr Henry Foster Clinton’s surgeon general nominee as the White House reviews the FBI report and other paperwork for Senate submission. Clinton declared he would fight to confirm Foster despite Republican opposition over his abortion record and lengthy career.
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Judge allows all smokers into lawsuit in New Orleans
U S District Judge Okla Jones II certified a class action against tobacco companies, allowing up to 50 million current and former smokers to join if damages are awarded. Four plaintiffs led the case, including Dianne Castano, whose husband died of lung cancer, with RJ Reynolds appealing the ruling.
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