Human radiation tests estimated at about 9000 people
The Energy Department’s first hard estimate puts roughly 9,000 individuals, including children and foreigners, involved in 154 documented human radiation experiments. An additional 150 tests are expected to be reported in coming months, with broader government involvement under review by a presidential advisory panel.
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Rabin Arafat meeting ends with demands amid tensions
In Gaza City Rabin and Arafat fail to resolve how to expand Palestinian autonomy while ensuring Israeli security. Rabin demands militant disarmament before talks on West Bank self rule. Arafat appeals for political process over security clamps. Both sides set a follow up on Thursday.
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Work release inmate fails to return in Frederick County
Police seek 57 inch white male Stanley Lee Cole, 200 pounds with brown and black hair, who did not return to the Frederick County Work Release Center after a 1 15 a.m. shift at Frederick City Cab. He faces a child support sentence and warrants are being obtained as deputies continue the investigation. Call 694 1046 with tips.
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John M. Keyser
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Gingrich wife defends $2500 job in Israeli business park
Marianne Gingrich defends her $2,500 monthly role attracting U S companies to an Israeli high tech park backed by House Speaker Newt Gingrich. She says there is no conflict of interest and accuses critics of smearing her husband while touring Beersheva near the Negev site.
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States push FCC for price disclosure on pay phones
24 states led by Vermont urge the Federal Communications Commission to require pay phone operators to disclose charges before connecting calls. The move targets long distance fees from privately owned pay phones at airports, bars, and hotels and notes automatic service unless callers dial a five digit code to reach their long distance carrier.
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Federal Communications Commission
Fourteen-year-old boy and uncle sentenced in blasphemy case
In Lahore a 14-year-old Christian boy Salamat Masih and his uncle Rehmat Masih were sentenced to hang for writing anti-Islamic slogans on a mosque. The court held they insulted Islam, a crime with a mandatory death penalty, amid international criticism of Pakistan's blasphemy laws.
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