Nail Gun Injury Leaves Wisconsin Worker Amazingly Able
Travis Bogumill a 21 year old construction worker in Eau Claire was hit by a nail gun driving a 3 ¼ inch nail into his skull. He remained conscious and walked out of hospital after surgeons removed the nail six days later.
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Travis Bogumill
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Eau Claire
Chippewa Valley
Senate votes to boost food safety spending in pledge
In Washington DC the Senate approved increasing White House food safety funding from 2.6 million to 68 million aligning with President Clinton. Senator Tom Harkin said the money will boost inspections research consumer education and outbreak tracking amid rising illnesses and deaths from E. coli and salmonella.
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Senate
White House
Congress
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Poop Park DNA Technique Sheds Light on Ancient Dung
Scientists describe a method to extract DNA from 20 000 year old dung enabling study of extinct animals like the giant American ground sloth. The team led by Hendrik N Poinar of Munich reports DNA fragments from both the animal and its food in the dung, dating about 20 000 years.
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Hendrik N. Poinar
University of Munich
Science
Witness testifies in cadet murder trial over Jones killing
New Braunfels Texas key prosecution witness Kristina Mason testified Thursday that Zamora confided to her that Graham was ordered to shoot Diane Zamora and Adrianne Jones. Mason acknowledged lying early to authorities and said she has little direct knowledge of the incident. The trial opened amid defense claims Graham was not present at the scene and Zamora acted alone. Mason noted Zamora lived at Graham’s house in 1995, supporting the defense on access to the weapon as a factor. Medical examiner testified bruises on Jones’s neck likely came from being grabbed, though Zamora’s small hands may not have made the marks.
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Tex
David Graham
Air Force Academy
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Kristina Mason
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Diane Zamora
Adrianne Jones
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Dan Cogdell
Senate committee backs teen abortion bill to curb out-of-state accesses
The Senate Judiciary Committee voted 10-6 to advance a bill criminalizing efforts to evade state parental involvement laws by traveling to permissive states. The measure faces a full Senate debate with White House opposition and potential veto. Supporters cite protecting minors, while opponents urge exemptions for trusted adults.
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Washington
Senate Judiciary Committee
Senate
Trent Lott
Miss
Clinton
Congress
House
White House
Spencer Abraham
Reich
Geologists warn LA at risk from near field powerful quakes
Geologists report two megathrust level quakes on the Sierra Madre Fault near Altadena within the last 15,000 years, magnitudes 7.2 and 7.6, implying LA basin vulnerability far greater than in the Northridge event and potential southward rupture toward millions in the Los Angeles area.
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Los Angeles
Charles Rubin
Central Washington University
Science
Sierra Madre
Altadena
Rubin
Northridge
Los Angeles Basin
Thomas Henyey
University of Southern California
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