Tiny Missouri baby survives high risk heart surgery
Tanner Durham, three weeks old and weighing under a pound at birth, recovered in stable condition at University of Missouri Children's Hospital after doctors used miniature instruments to remove a heart membrane restricting blood flow. Neonatologist Dr Tim O'Connor described the infant crying and moving in an incubator as he faces risks of stroke and developmental issues.
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Tanner
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Columbia
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O'Connor
Baltimore child molester charged in murders
A convicted child molester led police to the body of 16 year old Abdul Richards after his arrest on murder charges in the February killing of 9 year old Marvin Wise. Shawn Brown of New York faces two counts of first degree murder and investigators probe possible additional victims.
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New York
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Brown
Abdul Richards
Richards
Baltimore
Hawesville killer captured after daylong manhunt
Donald L. Harris, 38, a construction worker charged with murdering a co worker and wounding two others in Hawesville, was arrested Friday in Owensboro after a daylong search involving tracking dogs aircraft roadblocks and a boat. Police tipped off by lights inside his sister’s Owensboro home led to his arrest as he climbed out a side window.
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Kentucky
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Subpoenas Issued in Gingrich Ethics Probe To Georgia Colleges
The House ethics committee sent subpoenas to Kennesaw State College and Reinhardt College seeking records on the Gingrich led college course, its finances, recruitment, and links to Gingrich book To Renew America, plus documents from related tax exempt groups. Timothy Moscow and the Kennesaw dean were among those subpoenaed.
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House Ethics Committee
Priday
Georgia
Newt Gingrich
Gingrich
Tony Blankley
Kennesaw State College
Ben Jones
Democratic House
James Cole
AP Pugte
House
Protesters vow to stay clear of Cuban waters
Miami exiles pledge to remain in international airspace as 13 airplanes and 13 boats prepare to reach the site where Brothers to the Rescue aircraft were downed. Coast Guard escorts, armed cutters, and a national emergency backdrop frame the tense flotilla amid rough seas and gusty storms.
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Cuba
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AP Pata Brothers
U S revokes Colombian aid amid narcotics corruption claims
The Clinton administration revoked most foreign aid eligibility and loan support for Colombia, accusing the government of narcotics corruption and citing efforts to thwart anti-drug legislation. It also judged Mexico had fully cooperated against drugs, despite ongoing trafficking concerns, as interagency talks shaped the decision.
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United States
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U.S
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Cali
Congress
Colombia
Robert Gelbard
Gelbard
Mandela signals possible health issue after tests
Mandela hinted at possible heart problems after visiting a cardiologist on Friday and said further tests would follow. He aims to announce results publicly after a West Africa trip to Mali and Togo. The rumor of illness has affected the rand and raised investor concerns about leadership.
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Togo
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Margrethe
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Mswati II
TV drama accuracy and NBA glory on AOL events
Major computer services announce Sunday to Monday online programs with Elaine Gottschall on Compuservyve and John Hogue Nostradamus expert on AOL. Marion Ross and Dan Buettner join Prodigy and Atlantic Monthly on Main Stage. Carol Duval crafts on CompuServe as the Journal-World online paper updates daily at 6 am.
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Compuseryve
Natural Medicine
Business Week
America Online
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Realife
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Lifetime TV
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Prodigy
Atlantic Monthly
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Chicago Bulls
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Friday's ACCESS poll on a mid high school referendum
An ACCESS poll asks voters whether a referendum on the mid high school issue should go forward. The results indicate divided opinions, with a substantial share of respondents supporting delay or alternative funding and others urging immediate action.
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