Gingrich vows broad overhaul of federal anti poverty programs
Newt Gingrich argues to replace federal anti poverty efforts from the ground up including Medicaid Head Start and Job Corps. He says reforms can preserve some programs but aim for a smaller less centralized government and rejects compromise on core tax cuts and welfare revamps. He expects to become House speaker in January after Republicans won control of Congress.
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Anxiety linked to higher risk of sudden cardiac death
Bree Dallas reports researchers find men with high anxiety face up to six times the risk of sudden cardiac death, exceeding smoking as a risk factor. The study cites Dr. Ichiro Kawachi of Harvard noting the role of intense psychological stress in triggering dangerous heart rhythms. Then Hartford report on forgiveness: Rev Walter Everett will marry the man who killed his son, calling it a path to redemption and healing.
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Ichiro Kawachi
Harvard School of Public Health
Kawachi
Boston
Hartford
Michael Carlucci
Scott Everett
Carlucci
Everett
Gas Shortage Grips Moscow as Pumps Run Dry
In Moscow the worst gas shortage since Soviet times triggers blame on refineries and regulators. Drivers face long lines, high prices, and empty stations as notices read No Gas while black marketeers charge up to ten times the state rate. Many Muscovites express frustration amid the 25 percent price hike and scant fuel.
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Moscow
Vadim Polkov
Russia
Indicted mother faced in deaths of two daughters
Shirley Draper, 34, was indicted by a grand jury for not stopping her children from riding with their intoxicated father Gregory Cook, whose car later drowned in a wastewater pond with Draper’s two daughters. If convicted, Draper could face life in prison.
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Texas
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Clinton Eyes Easing Bosnian Embargo To Move Serbs Toward Talks
US officials say shifting enforcement of the Bosnian arms embargo will press Bosnian Serbs toward a settlement, with three ships out of 42,000 challenged finding weapons bound for Bosnia. The move, while symbolically easing pressure, may have limited immediate effect as most arms enter by air.
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Fatal Gaza crossroad bombing shocks Israel and PLO
A passing by action bomber on a bicycle detonated at an Israeli checkpoint in Gaza City causing three Israeli soldiers to die and 11 others injured. Islamic Jihad claimed retaliation for Hani Abed's death as protests erupted with a large Gaza City rally and calls for further action.
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Abed
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Sheikh Radwan
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