Post office picks 1970s stamps with smiley as top subject
Washington AP says the yellow smiley face won the vote for representing the 1970s in the Postal Service Celebrate the Century stamps. Sesame Street placed second, Earth Day third, with disco and video recorders also noted. Some topics like Watergate and oil shortages were rejected. The 15 stamps per decade will debut next fall.
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MBA etiquette class aims to land top airline job
Denver MBA students at Daniels College of Business learn dining manners in a mock dinner with filet mignon and chocolate pâté as part of a final course. Instructor says good manners influence hiring, as Capita and 39 others practice proper table etiquette to impress prospective employers.
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Prom mom gets 15 years in prison in New Jersey
A 20-year-old prom night mother pleaded guilty to aggravated manslaughter after giving birth in a bathroom, strangling the infant, and returning to the dance floor. She received the maximum 15-year sentence under a plea, with potential release in under three years.
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Comet linked to dinosaur extinction scene in Science
Washington AP reports scientists cite a meteorite or comet impact as the leading cause of the dinosaur extinction. A six to twelve mile diameter object in the Gulf of Mexico could have blanketed North America with superheated gas and dust, triggering global cooling and mass die offs.
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Arafat tightens grip after Gaza bus bombing
Israeli escort jeep protecting a Gaza Strip school bus was destroyed in a car bomb claimed by Hamas. Two killed, six wounded. Yasser Arafat placed Hamas ally Sheikh Ahmed Yassin under house arrest as the PA seeks to quell militants and reinforce the new Washington accord.
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Adults can grow new brain cells in hippocampus study says
Researchers report BrdU labeling in hippocampal neurons from five autopsy cases ages 50s to 70s, showing adult human neurogenesis in a small brain region. The finding challenges the belief that adult brains cannot produce new neurons and may influence strategies for brain disease and injury treatment.
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New York
Nature Medicine
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Tamoxifen Clears Way for Breast Cancer Risk Reduction
FDA approves tamoxifen to lower risk of breast cancer in high risk healthy women. Experts warn of serious side effects and urge careful patient selection and informed consent before long term daily use.
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Food and Drug Administration
EDA
Michael Friedman
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