Killer may be released as therapists say recovered
Henry Howard, convicted of killing four relatives nine years ago, has therapists urging a conditional release from Clifton Perkins Hospital Center. They say he is recovered and capable of life in the community, though a judge must decide, with a five year plan proposed and supervised living arrangements to begin in a halfway house.
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Surgeon General urges focus on life after 40 for women
Surgeon General Antonia Novello told 500 women at a College of Notre Dame of Maryland conference that life extends into the second half after 40. She noted women will live about 90.4 years by 2000 and urged self care without guilt, criticizing male-centric medical studies and calling for broader women's health research.
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