U.S. doubts Iran in nuke talks in Vienna
A senior U.S. official questioned Iran's good faith after talks with France Germany and Britain in Paris and a Vienna briefing. Washington remains skeptical Iran will honor limits long term while urging a broader pause on enrichment and related activities as Europe seeks a diplomatic path toward a peaceful nuclear program.
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N Y woman admits lacing elder neighbor’s pastry
In Bath New York Jennifer Clark 26 admitted lacing her elderly neighbor’s apple strudel with a nighttime pain reliever after learning he planned to include her in his will. Prosecutors say she hoped to hasten inheritance. she will plead guilty to reckless endangerment with up to six years possible.
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Woman killed while officers waited outside
LONG BEACH California police said a 50 year old woman Lynn Schockner was stabbed to death as officers waited for her to unlock a gate to search her yard for an intruder. A man, 22 year old Nicholas Harvey of Port Hueneme, was arrested on suspicion of murder after an officer radioed that a suspect was seen scaling the fence.
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Early blood test may detect stillbirth risk
A preliminary study found a blood test early in pregnancy may indicate which women have an increased risk of stillbirth. The test measures a protein linked to placental function, with low levels signaling higher risk and potential early delivery to save the baby. The study covered 7,934 Scottish women in early pregnancy, showing those with lowest protein levels faced about 40 times the risk.
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Powell cautions immigration rules depend on new Congress
Secretary of State Colin Powell in Mexico City said U S immigration changes hinge on the new Congress taking office in January. He stressed caution against overpromising while noting bipartisan talks with Mexico on a temporary worker program and stronger border security after 9/11.
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