When Parents Go to War A Fort Campbell Family Grows Up
Master Sgt Albert Brown and Staff Sgt Octavia Brown deploy with the 101st Airborne leaving behind their three children and a diabetic grandmother. Son Ty Kenney, 13, assumes caregiver duties and learns to manage her diabetes while the parents serve in Iraq and Afghanistan. The family endures repeated separations as deployments become routine.
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Iraq
The
New Times
Octavia
Joan Swinson
Nashville
Teresa Herndon
Blanchfield Army Hospital
Swinson
Herndon
Korea
Christopher Berkey
Associated Press
Court overturns rules for truckers
A federal court voided new trucking rules citing failure to assess driver health impact. The 11 hour work period and 77 hour seven day cap were halted though the undoing keeps the rules under review for 45 days. About 8 million large trucks are registered nationwide and 700 truckers died in 2002.
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Truckers’ Union
Eugenia Gratto
International Brotherhood of Teamsters
U.S. Court of Apeals
District of Cohenbia
Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration
United States
Fischer detained in Narita over invalid passport in Tokyo
Bobby Fischer, the former world chess champion, was barred from flying out of Narita Airport after attempting to board a flight to the Philippines with an invalid passport. Detained as U.S. authorities weigh extradition and pending deportation decision, Fischer faces questions about his past sanctions and a 1992 Yugoslav match with Spassky that netted him $3.35 million.
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Tokyo
Bobby Fischer
Japan
Yugoslavia
Fischer
United States
U.S. Army
Charles Robert Jenkins
Washington
Jenkins
North Korea
Narita
Japan Airlines
Philippines
State Department
Richard Boucher
U.S
Japan Chess Association
Miyoko Watai
Watai
Associated Press
Boris Spassky
Soviet Union
Reykjavik
Iceland
Spassky
International Chess Federation
Trial delay for actor Robert Blake in wife slaying
A Los Angeles judge granted actor Robert Blake a two month postponement of his murder trial to November 1 after his new attorney requested more time. Blake, 70, faces murder charges in the May 4 2001 shooting death of his wife Benny Bakley outside a restaurant.
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Los Angeles
Robert Blake
Superior Court
Darlene Schempp
Blake
M. Gerald Schwartzbach
Thomas Mesereau Jr
Shellie Samuels
Schwartzbach
Benny Bakley
Cholesterol Guideline Authors Tainted by Industry Ties
Activists accuse nine top cholesterol experts of conflicts of interest as they urged broader use of cholesterol lowering drugs. Critics say disclosure failures undermine trust, though coordinator James Cleeman says the advice to high risk patients remains sound science despite ties to Lipitor and Pravadhol makers.
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Trenton
N.J
American Heart Association
James Cleeman
NCEP
National Heart, Lung, and Blood Institute
Cleeman
Merrill Goozner
Center For Science
Teens in stolen SUV kill St. Louis resident
Five youths aged 12 to 16 stole a sport utility vehicle and struck a car, killing a 25 year old man at the scene. The SUV driver and four others fled but were quickly captured. The group faces second degree murder and motor vehicle theft charges under the juvenile code.
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