Tobacco documents reveal industry sought to shield science through lawyers
Hundreds of tobacco papers released on the Internet show lawyers directing research funding and using attorney-client privilege to protect data. The Minnesota judge ruled the privilege breached by fraud, and the documents date back to 1953, with leaders discussing youth campaigns and adolescent studies as part of a broad effort to influence public health evidence.
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Cop brings Christmas to kids after Grinch theft
In Raceland Louisiana Sgt Craig Jaccuzzo seized a fake Christmas setup tied to forged checks by Nolan Vedros Jr. He recovered a tree and gifts, then arranged a real tree and bikes from supporters for the children aged 12, 7, and 4. The officer said he aimed to restore the family's holiday.
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Balloons Still Top Toy Related Deaths
Atlanta AP reports balloons caused seven of 13 toy related child deaths last year. CDC analysis shows seven choking incidents from popped or deflated balloons, two tricycle accidents, three balloon piece deaths, and one kite string strangulation.
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