Sunscreen Merits Questioned By British Doctors
A London report in the British Medical Journal questions sunscreen effectiveness, noting UVA protection gaps and the risk it may encourage longer sun exposure. Dr J M McGregor and Dr A R Young from St Thomas hospital caution that sunburn links to cancer are not fully understood and current lotions mainly block UVB.
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J.M. McGregor
A.R. Young
St. Thomas’ Hospital
London
McGregor
Young
Train wreck kills conductor near Clyde New York
A Conrail freight train at 50 mph struck a ditch-digging conveyor boom across tracks near Clyde, 40 miles east of Rochester, killing conductor Anthony Vignola, 49, of Albany. The driver escaped injury as track workers leapt clear before the engine rolled about three miles.
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Conrail
Clyde
Rochester
Wayne County
William Shipetsleeve
Shortsleeve
Boris Strikes Acapulco As Second Pacific Hurricane
Hurricane Boris battered Mexico’s Pacific coast near Acapulco with 90 mph winds flooding seafront lobbies and tossing boats against the seawall. A 6 year old boy died from a collapsing roof. another person is missing. Five to ten inches of rain possible with flash flood risk as Boris weakens while in the region.
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Boris
Mexico
Pacific
Acapulco
Red Cross
Pacif
Persha Carlston
Rochester
N.Y
Alma
Ciudad Lazaro Cardenas
Here
Australian euthanasia law may be short lived
The Northern Territory's 1995 euthanasia law faces immediate legal and political challenges as federal opposition and government factions rally to strip the territory of its power. A federal bill and Supreme Court challenge loom as the act takes effect, with further debates over patient safeguards and international arrivals.
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Sydney
Australia
Northern Territory
San Francisco
Darwin
Tim Fischer
Northern Territory Supreme Court
Justices' contortions bog down Supreme Court terms
The piece examines how justices rewrite and split opinions during the 1995-96 term, detailing 5-4 splits, separate concurrences, and multiple opinions on key cases. It notes Justice Breyer's main opinion in a 7-2 ruling and Chief Justice Rehnquist's rare lack of own dissents, highlighting institutional calls for clearer rulings.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Texas
Sandra Day O'Connor
William Rehnquist
Anthony Kennedy
Clarence Thomas
Antonin Scalia
Thomas
O'Connor
Orado
Stephen G. Breyer
O’connor
David H. Souter
Anthony M. Kennedy
William H. Rehnquist
Scalia
Kennedy
John Paul Stevens
Ruth Bader Ginsburg
Congress
Rehnquist
High Court
Africa party leaves legacy of atrocity and brilliance
In a retrospective on South Africa's National Party rule, the piece recalls 48 years of apartheid era oppression and modernization, then notes reforms by de Klerk, the 1990s transition to black-led democracy, and the party’s planned exit from government in 1999 amid a fragile power-sharing era.
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Africa Party
Johannesburg
South Africa
National Party
Nant
Se Schermers Griesel
Nati
RW. de Klerk
Nelson Man
Nelson Mandela
EW. de Klerk
Gifford poll shock drops viewer respect for TV host
TV Guide phone in poll shows 58 percent of 2500 callers lost respect for Kathie Lee Gifford after news of her sweatshop clothing line. 56 percent say Live with Regis & Kathie Lee would be better off without her. 62 percent say she talks too much about troubles.
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New York
TV Guide
Kathie Lee Gifford
Wal- Mart
Honduras
New York City
Regis
Kathie Lee
Jack Curry
Buena Vista Television
Wabc-Tv
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