Aging Woman Found Dead Amid 130+ Cats in New Mexico Home
Investigators say Kathleen Morgan 84 died of heart failure last week in a five room home in Belen located about 30 miles south of Albuquerque. Neighbors reported a foul odor prompting a sheriff deputy to find the body through a window on Friday. Many cats were dead. survivors were euthanized to prevent disease.
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Library of Congress to award $1 million Kluge Prize
The Library of Congress will award a $1 million annual prize named the John W. Kluge Prize in Human Sciences funded by a $60 million gift, the largest in its 200-year history. The prize honors lifetime achievement in history sociology and anthropology and marks a major scholarly milestone alongside Nobel prizes.
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Dying man confesses to family murders case
A 67 year old man dying of cancer confessed to killing his wife and two children nearly 22 years ago and to killing another wife. Robert Spangler was arrested after investigators linked suspicious deaths of his second and third wives to him. He allegedly staged the murders and admitted pushing a wife over the Grand Canyon.
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Shuster Ethics Panel Rebukes House Transportation Chief
The House ethics committee rebuked Bud Shuster for serious official misconduct over gifts and staff use, while sparing harsher penalties. The panel cited evidence that he allowed ex-chief of staff Ann Eppard to lobby for clients after her resignation and accepted a vacation from her clients. Lawmakers called the response blame-shifting, but the letter said he brought discredit to the House.
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American Heart Association updates diet guidelines
The American Heart Association revised its dietary guidelines to favor food over strict nutrient counting, urging a diet rich in fruits, vegetables, legumes, whole grains, low-fat dairy, fish, lean meats, and poultry. It recommends five servings of fruits and vegetables and six servings of grains daily, plus two weekly servings of fatty fish, and emphasizes obesity prevention and tailoring diets to heart disease risk.
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American Heart Assn
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Association
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