University of Minnesota researcher dies from cocaine overdose
Keith Kajander a 38 year old dental pain researcher at the University of Minnesota died of a cocaine overdose on April 28 according to the county medical examiner. An audit shows 140 grams ordered over seven years and 28 shipments were logged, with discrepancies between ordered and used amounts. The university will return 11000 dollars to the NIH for the cocaine Kajander ordered with NIH funds.
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Tequila tanker leak prompts hazardous cleanup in Louisiana
A tanker truck carrying tequila leaked near Opelousas causing a hazmat response. About 10 gallons were contained and disposed of safely. Police noted the liquid was flammable and hazardous, with no one tasting the product during the incident.
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Former Army sergeant linked to bin Laden in embassy bombing case
Newly unsealed Manhattan court papers show Ali Mohamed, a former Army sergeant, accused of aiding terrorists and moving bin Laden from Pakistan to Sudan. The FBI complaint notes Mohamed trained members of the group and had extensive contact with agents since 1993, while bin Laden faces charges connected to the August embassy bombings that killed 213 people.
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Time magazine top 20 heroes and icons of the 20th century
Time lists twenty iconic figures from the last century in alphabetic order from Muhammad Ali to Bill W. It includes Rosa Parks, Harvey Milk, Charles Lindbergh, Marilyn Monroe, Bruce Lee and others like Diana, Anne Frank, Billy Graham, Che Guevara, and the Kennedys. Each figure is profiled by a notable contemporary and the list was compiled with CBS News and experts.
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Malnutrition risk grows for home bound elderly in America
New York AP reports 89 year old Italian immigrant Ginevra Mattioli cannot shop or cook, depending on volunteers for meals. Citymeals on Wheels warns malnutrition among the elderly is a national crisis with rising needs, long waiting lists, and many recipients living in poverty. Delores Rosenblatt-Groover, 65, widow and bedbound, describes inability to afford fresh food and reliance on canned tuna and cereal.
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