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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 2006
Page
13
Guns N Roses frontman Ax Rose, 44, was arrested early yesterday after allegedly biting a security guard in the leg at the Berns Hotel. Prosecutors ordered he be held in jail on suspicion of assault, threats, and property damage.
A closer look at seven staffers and one wife six months into a slim fast cabbage soup plan highlights the chronic problem with fad diets. Serial dieting often sheds hope more than pounds, as real weight loss remains elusive.
See full-body photos of the Wishful Shrinking crew and check their weekly updates at www ncnewsonline com.
The Farmers Almanac 2006 advises using water instead of milk for scrambled eggs or omelettes. Milk prevents proper blending and makes eggs watery. water makes the mixture fluffy for a lighter texture.
The Parker Brothers game company reportedly prints play money totaling 18.5 trillion billion in a year, vastly exceeding the global amount of real currency. No official source cited. note linked site is a trivia page.
Rush Limbaugh faces possible deal collapse in a long running prescription fraud case after authorities discover a Viagra bottle in his bag at Palm Beach International Airport. He was detained over three hours on Monday after returning from the Dominican Republic.
Four to six year olds joined the Westminster College Science Arts Camp for Kids for a week of hands on learning. Claire Toth rolled a paint coated golf ball down a slide to study energy and motion as Debi Roud and Diana Reed guided experiments in buoyancy and play centers. Jacob Rumelfanger of Hermitage shares a fond interest in dinosaurs.
Mary Bowen, once heavy and immobilized by a shattered femur, underwent gastric bypass and a five hour operation using trabecular metal to stabilize her leg. Surgeon Dr Jeff Lewecke said the technique, new for bones beyond knee and hip, aims to replicate bone and aid growth as Bowen rehabilitates with therapy.
Erica Mihok reports Mary Bowen no longer uses leg braces but relies on a cane for mobility following an accident and subsequent surgeries.
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