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Newspaper

Mesa Tribune

Location

Mesa, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Apr 06, 1994

Page

9

Random selection may account for some lives saved by cancer test

CHICAGO one third to one half of lives saved by a new used colon cancer test may result from the test's random selection of people for further exams. The $5 fecal blood test reduced the death rate from colon cancer in a Minnesota study, but researchers warn its high false positive rate makes it a haphazard method for selecting patients for colonoscopy. They project mass screening may cost over $3 billion annually and propose sigmoidoscopy as a cheaper alternative to save about one third of projected deaths.

Chicago University of Minnesota Minnesota Del University of Minnesota School of Public Health

White House adopts low-fat menu with new executive chef

Walter Scheib III, CIA graduate, hired as White House executive chef replacing Pierre Chambrin. He specializes in organic fruits and vegetables and low-fat dishes. Hillary Clinton lauds his regional American cuisine experience as ideal for the first family’s menu transition.

Washington White House Walter Scheib III Culinary Institute of America Pierre Chambrin Scheib American Southwest American Northwest Greenbrier West Virginia Boca Raton Fla Hillary Rodham Clinton

Menendez lawyer halves fee for retrial deal

Los Angeles Supreme Court judge Cecil Mills cut attorney Leslie Abramson’s fee to $125,000 per year as she agrees to defend Erik Menendez again in a retrial. Abramson previously sought $100 an hour with a $250,000 cap after Erik and Lyle faced two hung juries in the 1989 murder case.

Menendez Los Angeles Leslie Abramson Superior Court Cecil Mills Abramson Lyle Erik Menendez Lyle Menendez Beverly Hills Brothers Mills

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