Muncie Woman Shoots Foot To Remove Callus
Bonnie Booth, 38, fired a .410 shotgun in her backyard after heavy drinking. She was treated at Ball Hospital for psychiatric evaluation and remained in good condition. no charges filed. She said alcohol led her to shoot at the callus on her foot after failed razor removal.
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Major Bruton to meet in London to restart peace talks
Prime Minister John Major and Irish counterpart John Bruton will hold a summit in London just after noon to revive the Northern Ireland peace process after weeks of renewed IRA violence.
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Lost Satellite Shows Dormant Computer and Empty Fuel
Houston NASA teams regained contact with a tethered satellite after it broke free from the shuttle Columbia. The 1,500 pound craft entered safe mode with its nitrogen fuel tank drained, while officials investigate why the tether snapped and how the satellite was altered. Astronauts anticipate a rare ground view of the satellite’s glowing path across the Northern Hemisphere next week.
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Don't Ask Don't Tell policy seen not reducing discharges
A Pentagon tally shows 722 gay service members discharged in fiscal 1995 up from 597 in 1994 and 682 in 1993, while activists report 363 cases of policy violations including direct inquiries about sexual orientation. Pentagon and Defense officials say they will study the allegations and clarify the policy's enforcement.
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Implant study finds little chance of disease
Harvard researchers report that silicone breast implants do not pose a significant risk of connective tissue diseases. In the largest study to date, nearly 400,000 female health professionals showed a 24 percent rise in autoimmune disorders, but the base incidence is very small, making the overall risk barely detectable.
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Sanctions lifted for Bosnian Serbs amid peace moves
The United Nations and Serb led Yugoslavia lifted sanctions on Bosnian Serbs after Serb withdrawals from buffer zones under Dayton. U.S. Ambassador Madeleine Albright announced the suspension in New York as NATO troops guarded Banja Luka while Radovan Karadzic appeared in the same building. Nikola Koljevic called the step important for peace.
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Question on Cuba action after shooting down planes dominates
Access poll results for Free State High School mascot choice Firebird show divided opinions. The poll asks if the Firebird is a good mascot, with Tuesday results highlighting community views at Free State High School.
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