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Lawton Constitution

Location

Lawton, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Jan 29, 2007

Page

11

Scientists weigh darker climate risks amid ice melt warnings

The AP reports that early drafts of the IPCC's climate assessment warn of rising seas and higher temperatures yet may understate ice sheet melting in Greenland and Antarctica. Scientists like Lonnie Thompson and Stefan Rahmstorf caution that current models miss rapid melt effects, risking underestimated sea level rise by 2100.

Washington Paris U.S Greenland Antarctica Ohio State University Earth Sciences Lonnie Thompson Michael MacCracken Intergovernmental Panel On United Nations Science NASA James Hansen IPCC Stefan Rahmstorf Climate Panel Germany Bob Corell Rahmstorf Potsdam University

Ethnic vegetables lift farmers profits in New Jersey

Formisano Farms in South Jersey shifted to ethnic crops like cilantro and bok choy over 20 years, turning to niche markets as immigrant populations grow. Cilantro now accounts for about 10 percent of income as farmers expand lines and adapt from parsley and Italian eggplant to Chinese eggplant and edamame. Rutgers experts project a future mainstream market, aiding a coastwide East Coast plan from Connecticut to Georgia.

New Brunswick N.J Formisano South Jersey U.S John Formisano Sciatappa Rutgers University Rutgers Connecticut New Jersey Florida Georgia Chuck Obern Florida Everglades

FCC rules spark fight over cable franchising changes

Washington AP report says FCC approved a 3-2 vote to ease local oversight and speed entry for new cable firms, prompting local officials to vow legal challenges. Critics call it federalization. supporters cite added competition and quicker approvals amid Verizon AT&T fiber builds.

Washington Federal Communications Commission FCC Verizon At&t National Association of Telecommunications Officers and Advisors National League of Cities National Association of Counties

Potential orexin blockade could aid insomnia treatment

Researchers report that blocking brain orexin receptors promotes sleep in animals and humans, offering a new approach to insomnia. The drug aims to induce sleep without traditional sedatives, with phase two/three trials contemplated, while narcolepsy risks and broader brain effects remain under study.

Washington Nature Medicine United States National Institutes of Health Francois Jenck Actelion’ Pharmaceuticals Roland Haefeli Actelian U.S Jenck Dn Thomas Scammell Harvard University Scammell

Mini horse Panda aids blind teacher as guide pet

Panda a 29 inch, 120 pound miniature horse helps Ann Edie a 58 year old special education teacher navigate streets and lanes since 2003. Edie adopted Panda after Bailey the guide dog died and finds mini horses better suited for guide work due to herd behavior and predictive movement. Panda relaxes at home when off duty.

Bethlehem N.Y Panda Ann Edie Edie Bailey Guide Horse Foundation Kitrell N.C Pye

Navy ends search for crew missing in helicopter crash

The Navy called off a search for three missing crew members after a helicopter crash about 50 miles off California. One sailor died. the wreckage location was known but not yet raised. The MH-60S Sierra based at North Island went down during a training mission off the USS Bonhomme Richard.

San Diego Navy California Elizabeth Meydenbauer Meydenbauer Naval Air Station North Island Coronado Meydenhauer Jim Helman New Richmond Wis Wavy Cory Helman Indonesia United Technologies Corp Sikorsky Aircraft

Family dead after shooting in west Omaha home

Police in Omaha say a 62 year old man fatally shot his daughter Darrell Lee 35 and her two young sons Michael Wilkinson 6 and Jacob Shinabarger 3 before killing himself. Jamie Lee 26 died later at hospital. Investigators are probing the sequence at the residence.

Omaha Neb West Omaha Jamie Lee Lee Richard Wilkingon Teresa Negron Negron Darrell Lee Michael Wilkinson Jacob Shinabarger

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