West Virginia minister charged in wife's death at cabin
Rev. Mike Flippo, 48, a West Virginia minister, was charged with murder after his wife Cheryl Flippo was found dead in a secluded Babcock State Park cabin. He allegedly took a $100,000 life insurance policy on her and another for himself. Bond set at $200,000. Flippo claims a masked man assaulted them while they were stalked.
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Mike Flippo
Cheryl Flippo
Flippo
Babcock State Park
Beene
Sheptt
Deteene Breve Neseete
Cemetery operators fined for grave misdeeds at Rosemount Park
Newark cemetery Rosemount Memorial Park owners Lawrence Nikola and Louis Cicalese agreed to a 60000 dollar penalty after acknowledging selling used graves and burying people improperly. They will not bury more than five per grave, though they deny past misconduct. State allegations of buried bodies in pathways and moved tombstones were dismissed. families may still sue.
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Newark
A. Cemetery
Rosemount Memorial Park Cemetery
Lawrence Nikola
Louis Cicalese
Rosemount
Study links cigarettes to heart disease similar to diabetes
Doctors report tobacco sugars form a molecular glue that hardens arteries, linking smoking to a diabetic-like heart disease. Research by Anthony Cerami presented at a scientific meeting shows glucose reactions in smokers occur even in youth, backing warnings of smoking’s role in cardiovascular death.
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Washington
Anthony Cerami
Long Island
Picower Institute For Medical Research
Cerami
Siamese twins parents celebrate two births
Jeff and Michelle Roderick of Loma Linda California celebrate the birth of their conjoined twin daughters Shawna Leilani and Janelle Kiana. Delivered by C-section at Loma Linda University Medical Center, the girls share a liver and weighed a combined 11 pounds 4.7 ounces. Doctors hope for a separation in a few months. the parents describe initial shock and now pride as they adjust to twin motherhood.
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Loma Lina
Calif
Jeff
Michelle Roderick
Shawna Leilani
Janelle Kiana
Loma Linda University Medical Center
Michelle Kling
Dead animals as art by Damien Hirst opens in New York gallery
The Gagosian Gallery in SoHo presents Damien Hirst's exhibit of preserved farm animals including a halved pig and a dead cow in formaldehyde tanks. Critics call it shocking yet intriguing while activists debate ethics. visitors, including teens and curators, praise the display. All pieces are sold to a private English collector.
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New York
Gagosian
Alastair Lawrence
Damien Hirst
Valleay
SoHo
Hirst
Rylan Morrison
Kenny Schacter
England
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Tiffany Lanigan
Thomas Rebb
March of Dimes Birth Defects Foundation
Sara Wentz
Tammy Hofmann
Ann Marie Snook
Trinity Episcopal Church
Vermont
Lawrence, KS
Lawrence Arts Center
Chorale
Claire Casselman
N.Y
Journal-World
Atlanta
Lawrence
Kaw
Seeca
RIVR
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