Chess expert brings game to inner cities
In New York the first black grandmaster Maurice Ashley visits Harlem, Los Angeles and other inner-city centers to teach chess to minority youths. He urges schools and clubs to use chess to boost reading and concentration, saying inner-city kids deserve intellectual sport options.
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Attitude and Survival Link in Heart Patients
The Montreal Heart Institute study in Circulation finds that about one third of heart attack survivors report lingering low mood at six months. Researchers including Nancy Frasure-Smith and Sarah Knox tie low self esteem optimism and perceived control to higher risk of a second blockage within six months. Carnegie Mellon team notes psychological factors influence recovery.
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Man arraigned on murder charges after rampage
Kenneth Ray Miller, 56, was arraigned in Lincoln Park Michigan on 13 felony counts including three counts of murder and five counts of assault with intent to murder after firing inside a senior citizens complex. Police say three women Mary Parsley Marilyn Higgins and Alvita King were killed. Miller’s attorney says he recalls little and felt harassed and berated. He is held without bond awaiting a May 5 hearing.
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