White supremacist Franklin convicted in Cincinnati killings
Joseph Paul Franklin was found guilty by a Hamilton County jury of murdering two black teenagers in 1980 as part of a multistate race war killing spree. Prosecutors used a taped confession. he could face two consecutive life terms. Ohio had no death penalty in 1980. Franklin awaits Missouri execution for another synagogue killing.
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Fisher-Price Power Wheels recall sparks massive safety fix
The Consumer Product Safety Commission says Fisher-Price will recall and repair up to 10 million Power Wheels battery cars and trucks due to major fire risk. Vehicles sell from 70 to 300 dollars and reach up to 5 mph. There have been 150 fire reports with minor burns to nine children and 300000 dollars in property damage across 22 homes.
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Environmentalists claim fires at nation’s busiest ski resort
An environmental group claimed responsibility for a series of fires causing 12 million dollars in damages at Vail and said the fires were in protest of the 885 acre ski expansion. Investigators probe the credibility of the claim as the group cites lynx habitat and a court loss.
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McDougal Mistrial Bid Tied to Withheld Grand Jury Pages
California case hinges on potential mistrial as Susan McDougal seeks delay after federal prosecutor withheld hundreds of pages of grand jury testimony for weeks. Judge Leslie Light orders disclosure, deputy DA抵 argues discovery limits. judge warns of possible mistrial.
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Microsoft says Netscape invited equity stake in Netscape
In cross examination of government antitrust case, Microsoft claimed its reach to invest in Netscape was a reply to Netscape’s invitation. Netscape CEO James Barksdale recalled a 1994 email from James Clark offering an equity position and a quiet sharing of thinking, while noting Netscape rejected a browser deal.
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Ex-surgeon general testifies as tobacco trial opens
Miami AP ex-surgeon general Julius Richmond testified in the first class-action suit by smokers to go to trial. The case questions five top cigarette makers and three industry groups over 200 billion dollars on behalf of 500,000 sick Florida smokers. He accused industry groups of public attacks and withholding information about tobacco additives while seeking data on youth smoking.
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Large breast cancer prevention study announced in U S
The National Cancer Institute will launch a multiyear trial comparing tamoxifen with raloxifen to prevent breast cancer in over 20,000 high risk postmenopausal women. The study, announced by President Clinton, involves 193 institutions and about 400 sites nationwide.
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National Cancer Institute
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New Tech Boosts Bone Marrow Transplants
Italian University of Perugia and Israel's Weizmann Institute propose using much higher than usual donor marrow doses to expand matches for cancer patients lacking closely matched donors. The method aims to improve success rates for those previously unable to receive transplants.
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FDA warns mixed use of pain killers and alcohol
The FDA finalizes a rule requiring labels to warn against consuming alcohol with common pain relievers including aspirin acetaminophen ibuprofen naproxen sodium and ketoprofen. The warning targets chronic alcohol users who may face increased liver damage risk and urges consulting a doctor before drinking while taking these medicines.
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