Convicts Cleared by DNA Evidence in Chicago Case
DNA testing led Cook County Judge Daniel Kelly to vacate the 1986 rape convictions of Donald Reynolds and Billy Wardell, who each spent 11 years in prison. Prosecutors planned to drop charges and release the men Tuesday after private lab tests showed semen could not have come from Reynolds.
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Coma victim's foot eaten by stray dog in Los Angeles
A large black dog slipped into a coma patient’s room and gnawed at her leg, prompting a police hunt. Doctors amputated what remained above the ankle after the animal, possibly a Rottweiler, was seen by the mother who chased it away. The woman, in her 30s, had been in a deep coma since a horse riding accident.
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Belgium Beef Imports Banned by U S Over Mad Cow Case
The United States banned Belgian cattle sheep and related products after a mad cow disease case was reported. The measure aims to protect animal and public health, though no US case has been found. Human risk linked to Creutzfeldt Jakob disease remains a concern with European cases. Kazakhstan seeks closer U S ties. Nazarbayev plans to sign 14 pacts on security defense trade and energy during Washington visit.
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Nichols Gun Robbery Link in Oklahoma City Bombing Case
Arkansas gun collector Roger Moore testified that weapons and valuables were stolen from his home during a November 5, 1994, robbery by a man in ski mask and camo. Prosecutors tie the heist to Terry L. Nichols to fund the bombing of the Alfred P. Murrah Federal Building. Nichols denied identifying the robber as himself, while cross examination suggested the stolen list might be fraudulent.
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No Cure for the Common Cold Guides Coping
The American Lung Association released guidelines on preventing and treating colds noting no cure exists. Colds are nearly unavoidable with adults averaging two to four per year. Advice includes fluids, rest optional, acetaminophen, decongestants and antihistamines, and chicken soup as a fluid source though not curative.
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