U.S. experts aided U.N. Iraqi weapons search
U.S. weapons experts from government and private groups aided UNSCOM in hunting for Iraqi arms and gathered intelligence that aided U.S. planners. Officials stressed they were not proxies, noting UN control over data. The arrangement sparked concerns at the U.N. about the intelligence oversight and policy implications.
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U.N
U.S
Clinton Administration
U.N. Special Commission On
Iraq
United States
Unscom
White House
State Department
United Nations
Baghdad
P.J. Crawley
Crowley
Kofi Annan
High lifetime risk of coronary heart disease alarming study
A British Lancet study and Framingham data show half of men and a third of women under 40 will develop coronary heart disease in their lifetimes. Researchers stress lifestyle changes and caution against accepting average risk, with age 70 staying free of disease not guaranteeing safety. Smoking, obesity, inactivity, high cholesterol and blood pressure drive risk.
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London
Daniel Levy
National Heart Lung and Blood Institute
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Mass
Lancet
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Recluse accused in 30 year captivity murder in Ringgold
In Ringgold Georgia Alvin Ridley stands trial for the murder of his wife Virginia Ridley who authorities say he held captive for 30 years and suffocated last year. Witnesses describe him as reclusive and suspicious while his lawyer portrays him as private and harmless.
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Georgia
Poston
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Ringgold
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Chattanooge
Tenn
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Rossville
Boston
Lawyers Weekly USA
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Vast universe filament linked to giant supercluster
Astronomers from the University of Maine report a supercluster spanning billions of light years with a long Aquarius filament possibly hosting over 100 000 galaxies. The structure may connect to a second filament about 309 million light years long, discovered at a national astronomy meeting.
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Austin, Texas
Aquarius
David Batuski
Chris Miller
University of Maine
Batuski
American Astronomical Society
Huntington Woods Madam list release demanded by council
Huntington Woods Michigan officials plan to release a client list tied to Marei Devernay, 33, who ran a prostitution network with 25 workers. The 20,000 names fill boxes, receipts, Rolodex cards, and four hard drives. The Detroit Free Press had threatened suit, delaying release until next week.
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Huntington Woods
Mich
Marei Devernay
Detroit Free Press
Free Press
Oakland County Prosecutor's Office
Steve Fairman
Women not in danger from the pill study says no lasting ill effects
London AP reports the largest study on birth control pills finds no long term harm. 16,060 British women tracked 25 years show cancer, stroke risks after stopping are the same as never users, with reassurance for current users of low dose pills.
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London
British Medical Journal
Clifford Kay
Royal College of General Practtioners
Manchester Research Unit
Bruce Stadel
U.S. Food and Drug Administration
Valerie Beral
Imperial Cancer Research Fund
Oxford Univsity
Ms. Beral
Fragmentary notes hint at an old GARNET era crowd
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