Mexico quake toll reaches at least thirty on Pacific coast
A magnitude 7.6 quake struck Mexico's Pacific coast killing at least 30 and injuring 90. In Manzanillo the Costa Real Hotel collapsed, rescuers pulled 12 bodies and 10 injured from ruins, and a temporary morgue was set up. Officials warned the count could rise amid widespread damage and power outages.
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Bernadette McCafferty
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Bosnia cease fire delayed as utilities restored
In Sarajevo, Russian gas began flowing and electricity returned to parts of the city, prompting hopes a delayed cease fire might take effect within hours. The truce brokered by the United States was to start after midnight but was postponed until utilities were fully restored.
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Jury selects in Selena murder trial amid accidental discharge defense
Selena fan club president Yolanda Saldivar faces murder charges for shooting Tejano star Selena at a Corpus Christi motel on March 31. Defense argues the weapon may have discharged unintentionally while Saldivar allegedly resisted police and fired the pistol, with jury selection under way in Houston.
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Selena
Douglas Tinker
Yolanda Saldivar
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Lenses linked to infection in Orlando brief report
Disposable contact lenses tied to thousands of serious eye infections each year despite safety claims. Overnight wear increases infection risk that can lead to blindness. Researchers cite flaws in disposable lens design and handling as a factor.
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University of Texas Southwestern Medical Center At
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Crazy Burger name sparks charges of offense in Rhode Island
Narragansett Rhode Island AP report notes an advocate for the mentally ill calls the cafes menu items and cuckoo clock humor insulting and demeaning. Ann MacDonald urges the cafe to change its name and reword items like the Loco Burger and Just Plain Nuts Burger. Owner Michael Maxon says criticism is unfounded and no other complaints have been raised.
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Bandits seize millions in jewels in Manhattan heist
Three masked gunmen stormed the National Diamond Center showroom in Manhattan's Diamond District after closing, binding a husband and wife store owners to a door handle. They escaped with jewelry valued at 2 to 3 million dollars, leaving a Halloween mask and wig behind.
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National Diamond Center
Valerie St. Rose
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Step toward diabetes cure insulin producing cells transplanted
Researchers report successful transplant of insulin producing pancreatic islets between unrelated mice by training the immune system to accept foreign tissue. Using donor white blood cells and anti-CD40L, 37 of 40 mice showed no rejection, insulin produced, diabetes halted. Human trials years away.
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Washington
Aldo A. Rossini
University of Massachusetts Medical Center
Worcester
Proceedings
National Academy of Sciences
Rossini
Sara King
Juvenile Diabetes Foundation
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