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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 17, 2005
Page
3
Harvard President Lawrence Summers announced a $50 million, decade long program to support women in science. Initiatives include mentoring child care late night transport and faculty diversity, with new advisory and training measures and a senior administrator on diversity.
Results from a large study suggest reduced recurrence for women with estrogen receptor negative tumors who followed a low fat diet after treatment. But experts caution the finding applies to about one fifth of participants and may be due to chance. The study involved 2437 women at 37 sites, with 975 given intensive dietary counseling versus 1462 on usual diets.
A security guard testified he caught the teen accuser and his brother with wine at Neverland. A maid reported adult magazines in the brother’s backpack. Defense argues items found by the youths, not exposure by Jackson. Witnesses rebut alleged captivity claims about the family.
In Baltimore a 52 year old inmate Raymond Smoot died after a fight with guards at the overcrowded Baltimore Central Booking and Intake Center. Six guards were placed on leave as investigators probe the homicide ruled by the medical examiner. A struggle drew 25 to 30 guards into the cell, with Smoot injured and dying at a hospital.
The chief federal prosecutor in a Detroit terrorism case resigns amid a case that collapsed after key questions about evidence and charges. The withdrawal raises questions about the investigation and future prosecutions tied to the alleged plot.
A Santa Ana jury sentenced Alejandro Avila to death for the 2002 killing of 5 year old Samantha Runnion after convicting him of murder kidnapping and sexual assault. The panel deliberated about seven hours over two days deciding the death option over life without parole with sentencing scheduled for July 22.
Seattle leaders from Roman Catholic and Anglican circles said after years of talks that Catholic doctrines of the Immaculate Conception and the Assumption are consistent with Anglican biblical interpretations.
BAY ST LOUIS Mississippi government forecaster predicts 12 to 15 tropical storms, 7 to 9 hurricanes, and 3 to 5 major hurricanes with winds of 111 mph or more. He cautions landfall predictions are uncertain but urges preparation for two to three storms to reach land this season.
Divers pulled a sack from Whitefish Lake containing human foot bones as a lifelong search for 14 year old David Almos resumed after a fisherman's snag. Almos and 15 year old Jay Richardson drowned in June 1972. his brother identified eyeglasses among the recovered items.
A study reported in Annals of Internal Medicine shows rifaximin prevented traveler's diarrhea in about 85 percent of 210 American students studying Spanish in Guadalajara in 2003. Two weeks of treatment reduced diarrheal cases to under 15 percent vs 54 percent on placebo, offering a preventive option alongside its existing use as treatment.
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