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Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jun 12, 1997

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3

Defense ends penalty phase in McVeigh case with family plea

Tim McVeigh listened as his parents pleaded for his life using home movies to show a loving son. The defense rested with jurors facing deliberation on whether to impose the death penalty for the April 1995 Oklahoma City bombing that killed 168. His sister urged mercy while victims’ relatives held firm on punishment. Prosecutors cited a 1992 letter hinting at civil conflict, underscoring the case’s high stakes.

Denver Timothy McVeigh McVeigh Oklahoma City Mildred Frazer William McVeigh Tim Mr. Burr Jennifer Charles Tomlin Rick Mr. Tomlin New York

Microsoft Netscape unite to guard Web privacy

Microsoft Corp and Netscape Communications Corp, rivals in Internet software, jointly propose an open profiling standard to let users control personal data shared with sites. The plan, supported by about 100 Internet firms, aims to forestall new federal rules and ease concerns over tracking user history and hobbies.

Microsoft Corp Netscape Communications Corp Netscape Microsoft Federal Trade Commission Washington Navigator Firefly Network Inc Verisign Inc

FDA warns protease inhibitors linked to new diabetes risk

The FDA told doctors to monitor about 150,000 patients on protease inhibitors for signs of diabetes as 83 cases emerged, with six life threatening and 21 hospitalizations. The agency relabeled all four inhibitors to warn of this side effect while urging vigilance and reporting of symptoms.

Washington Food and Drug Administration FDA Michael Gottlieb Japan Dis United States Jeff Murray Sandra Palleja Hoffman-La Roche Associated Press Roche Merck & Co Crixivan Abbott Laboratories Norvir Agouron

Gene linked to girls social skills may come from father

New York AP report notes a study suggesting a gene inherited from fathers could help girls improve social skills and facial expression interpretation while possibly offering protection against ADHD. Experts urge caution, saying the gene is not identified and autism effects are unproven.

New York David Skuse Kathy S. Katz Georgetown University Medical Center

Angioplasty drug praised for routine use but costly

In Boston the anti clotting drug ReoPro substantially reduces complications after standard angioplasty. While effective, its high cost may limit use. A New England Journal study shows safety and half the major recovery risks in the first month, with Mayo Clinic’s Dr Holmes calling the result a home run. Nearby Stockholm elephants story ends with Sahib rescued by crane after getting stuck in mud during a canal swim.

Boston New England Journal David R. Holmes Jr Mayo Clinic

Army closes MASH unit at Camp Humphreys in Korea

Maj Charles Emerson Winchester III used a cake knife at the deactivation of the Mobile Army Surgical Hospital that inspired MASH. Maj Frank Burns toasted with his wife as Col Ronald Maul led farewell ceremonies, marking the unit as one of four left worldwide and ending its historic run to form Forward Surgical Team.

Camp Humphreys South Korea Charles Emerson Winchester III Frank Burns U.S Mobile Army Surgical Hospital America Ronald A. Maul Seoul

Women in Flight exhibit opens at Smithsonian with pioneers

At the National Air and Space Museum a veteran duo Fay Gillis Wells and Doris Lockness shared the stage with Amelia Earhart’s flag as an exhibition on Women and Flight opened. The show features biographies of more than 35 aviators from octogenarian pioneers to cropdusters and U2 pilots.

Washington Fay Gillis Wells Amelia Earhart Doris Lockness National Air and Space Museum Wells Alexandria Lockness Orland Calif Earhart Kansas Smithsonian Carolyn Russo California

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