Chiao to cast ballot in space
Cape Canaveral Florida Leroy Chiao the space station’s newest astronaut will vote in the presidential election from orbit with NASA help He will cast his ballot via secure e mail as a 1997 precedent shows U S astronauts mainly living around Houston gained voting rights in space by a Bush era law The replacement astronaut Mike Fincke will vote by absentee ballot in Russia
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Death toll cut in Ariz crash
Phoenix authorities on Monday lowered the death toll from a weekend crash of a stolen pickup truck loaded with undocumented immigrants. Initial six deaths were reported after an 11 car pileup, but one presumed cardiac arrest victim recovered. investigators have identified the truck driver and two other smugglers are in custody.
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Patti Davis sues Salvation Army over canceled speech
Patti Davis daughter of Ronald Reagan files a lawsuit against the Salvation Army alleging the San Rosa event canceled her Nov. 19 appearance over her support for stem cell research. Lawyer Lawrence Fabian notes the charity refused the $15,000 speaking fee and the $7,500 cancellation fee in the contract. Pfizer plans a major study of Celebrex in osteoarthritis patients at risk for cardiovascular disease following Vioxx withdrawal and Bextra safety concerns.
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Boston Teen Murder Verdict Lands Life Sentence
Lord Hampton, 25, was convicted in Boston on two murder counts for stabbing beating and burying his pregnant 14 year old girlfriend Chauntee Jones and her unborn child. He faces automatic life without parole, while the trial contrasted with acquittal of Jones’ boyfriend Kyle Bryant on the same counts.
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Pneumococcal Vaccine Urged For Elderly Amid Flu Shot Shortage
Health experts urge seniors to receive the pneumococcal vaccine as a supplementary protection against pneumonia complications linked to influenza. The one time shot is advised for 65 and older, and for younger high risk patients with heart or lung disease diabetes or weak immunity.
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Vaccine helps prevent serious pneumococcal illness
CDC notes coccal vaccines protect against more than pneumonia and can prevent deadly bloodstream infections and meningitis caused by pneumococcus. A Polish grandmother's case illustrates how quickly such infections can damage the body, sometimes requiring amputation and hospitalization for severe pneumonia.
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Seniors urged to avoid lines for shots in flu push
Secretary Tommy Thompson said enough flu vaccine will be available for most who need it and urged seniors to avoid long lines claiming the flu season is not here. He pledged reallocation to areas with shortages and noted 91 percent of last year’s flu deaths were adults 65 and older as CDC warned only a few cases exist this season and 20 million doses will reach seniors soon.
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Bush signs 33 Billion for Homeland Security
President Bush signed a 33 billion bill to fund the Department of Homeland Security. The measure targets border security cargo inspection and protection of critical targets while training first responders. He touted the plan in Marlton New Jersey amid a campaign swing. Critics cited gaps in cargo screening and the terrorist watch list.
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Peterson defense opens case in Laci Peterson murder trial
Redwood City California Scott Peterson's attorneys begin their defense on Monday challenging the prosecution theory that Laci Peterson stopped walking for exercise before her disappearance. The defense contends Laci was abducted while walking the dog in Modesto and killed by an unknown assailant who framed Peterson.
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