U S to Accept Spent Nuclear Fuel From 41 Countries
Energy Secretary O Leary announced an agreement allowing 41 countries to ship 20 metric tons of spent nuclear fuel to the United States for storage and disposal. Shipments start this summer and run for 13 years. The report also notes promotions within the Marine Corps and other scattered references.
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Refugee freighter forced to sea after restock in Ghana
A Liberian refugee ship seeking refuge for thousands was turned away by Ghana and forced back to sea. Eight sick passengers were allowed ashore, two hospitalized in critical condition, while officials debated refueling and next destinations. The Bulk Challenge, carrying 3000 to 4000, faces further strain amid West African tensions and peacekeeping efforts.
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Loony Radio at Borda Hospital Gains Argentine Fame
At Borda Psychiatric Hospital in Buenos Aires Loony Radio airs every Saturday at 2 p.m. with patients hosting and responding to questions on air. The five year old program, broadcast on 12 stations to millions, bridges hospital life and society and has earned national awards for its social contribution.
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Medicare Medicaid fraud crackdown yields 42.3 million recovery
In a year long pilot across New York, Florida, Illinois, Texas and California, the health and human services department says 42.3 million dollars was recovered from Medicare and Medicaid fraud. The program targets home health agencies, nursing homes, and medical equipment suppliers, with a goal of nationwide expansion.
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Simpson recounts flight from critics on London TV
O J Simpson in a live studio interview on London television said he fled the Los Angeles chase to escape hostile coverage after the 1994 murders of Nicole Brown Simpson and Ronald Goldman. He defended his actions, denied Mexico plans, and said he would sue tabloids while defending the civil case. He recalled Nicole’s loyalty as her best attribute and discussed trial prospects.
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Bergen finds laughter helps cope with loss of Louis Malle
Candice Bergen discusses using comedy to cope after the death of her husband Louis Malle last November. She notes Laughing through the tears kept her grounded, plans may end Murphy Brown next season, and she carries him with her as she moves forward.
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