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Newspaper

Lawrence Journal World

Location

Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America

Date

May 17, 2012

Page

7

Long-awaited genocide trial opens for Ratko Mladic in The Hague

Ratko Mladic, frail at 70, appears in a suit as victims’ families glare through glass during the opening day. Prosecutor Dermot Groome says Mladic was chosen by Radovan Karadzic for his proven military skill and willingness to commit war crimes. The case highlights Europe’s pursuit of justice two decades after Bosnia’s war ended and the Sarajevo siege and Srebrenica massacre.

Hague Netherlands Sarajevo Bosnia Ratko Mladic Merlija Malic Mladic Serbia Srebrenica Europe Dermot Groome U.N The Charles Taylor Sierra Leone International Criminal Court Omar al-Bashir Pale Milan Ivanovic Groome Radovan Karadzic Karadzic Soussaint Klusters

Nuclear drill rules trimmed near major power plants

Federal overhaul of emergency planning reduces required exercises for major accidents and eases immediate evacuations around nuclear plants. Changes took effect Dec 23, 2011, with one new exercise adding state and local police drills for possible plant attacks. Critics warn of weaker, slower preparation amid Fukushima lessons.

Three Mile Island Japan Nuclear Regulatory Commission Federal Emergency Management Agency Michael Mariotte Nuclear Information and Resource Service Associated Press Federal Register FEMA NRC U.S United States

Coffee study links java with longer life

A large NIH and AARP study of 400 000 people finds coffee drinkers live longer, with one cup per day modestly increasing longevity. Regular or decaf both show benefits. caffeine is not the active factor. Observational results acknowledge confounders like smoking and diet. no proven cause effect.

Esteban Felix Yoshi Kato Managua Nicaragua U.S New England Journal of Medicine Milwaukee Java Neal Freedman National Cancer Institute National Institutes of Health AARP Frank Hu Harvard School of Public Health

Mind controlled robotic arm aids paralyzed woman

A paralyzed Massachusetts woman used a brain implanted sensor to control a robotic arm, picking up a coffee bottle and sipping. The Nature report from Brown University and partners notes the device recorded signals from a few dozen brain cells, translating thoughts into arm movements with about 60 percent success for reaching and four of six attempts for drinking.

New York Massachusetts Pennsylvania Nature Brown University Providence VA Medical Center Rhode Island Harvard Medical School Cathy Hutchinson East Taunton Mass Leigh Hochberg Providence VA Brown Massachusetts General Hospital Hutchinson

Miss World Fiji Crown Falls Into Controversy

The Miss World Fiji pageant faced a rigged controversy after Torika Watters, 16, lost her crown amid claims she was too Western in appearance and too young for Miss World. Judge says contest was flawed from the start as director Andhy Blake deflects questions and fans rally online.

Fiji Torika Watters Watters New Zealand Rachel Hunter China Andhy Blake Blake

U S lowers cutoff for lead poisoning

U S health officials cut the blood lead threshold for children under six, the first reduction in 20 years. The lower standard could mean hundreds of thousands more youngsters diagnosed with high lead levels, signaling greater risk to developing brains and IQ.

Atlanta U.S Rebecca Morley National Center For Healthy Housing

Edwards Defense Ends Testimony Without Edwards or Family

In Greensboro the Edwards defense closed without calling John Edwards his mistress or daughter to testify. Experts say the strategy shifts focus from a sex scandal to campaign finance law while aiming for an acquittal on charges he used over 1 million from two donors to hide an affair during his 2008 presidential bid.

Greensboro N.C John Edwards Steve Friedland Elon University School of Law Edwards Rielle Hunter White House
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