Immigrants Found Dead in Seattle Container
Three illegal immigrants died inside a soft-topped container shipped from Hong Kong. Fifteen others survived and were treated for malnutrition and dehydration. All 18 believed Chinese. INS detained the remaining passengers and investigated possible links to other container crossings on the West Coast.
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Reno proposes global LawNet to fight Internet crime
Attorney General Janet Reno outlined LawNet a worldwide 24 seven anti cybercrime network linking local detectives FBI and investigators abroad to combat hacking crashes and viruses The plan includes regional laboratories technology sharing and an interstate compact to enforce subpoenas and warrants LawNet aims to address jurisdiction privacy and criminal outreach while echoing Clinton era information sharing guidance
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54 year old mother gives birth to triplets in Yakima
Arcelia Garcia 54 of Sunnyside delivered three healthy girls Ariana Brianna and CeCelia by cesarean at Yakima Valley Memorial Hospital. The triplets conceived without fertility drugs, a rarity, as Garcia and husband Guillermo 60 now have 11 children and 13 grandchildren with two more on the way.
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Uncivil War Debates Over Confederate Flag Rise in South Carolina
In Columbia a South Carolina lawmaker sparked backlash by insulting the NAACP during a protest over the Confederate flag. Legislators may move to remove the flag from the Statehouse, while the NAACP campaigns for a boycott. Senator Ravenel apologized to retarded people but not to the NAACP, drawing further criticism from Lonnie Randolph of the NAACP. George W. Bush's remark at a presidential debate drew cheers from a Republican crowd on the flag issue.
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Nasal spray lowers anxiety in some children during treatments
Swedish study of 43 cancer patients shows nasal midazolam before needle insertions calms children more than a placebo. Researchers say the method could ease anxiety in youngsters facing painful medical procedures beyond cancer care. Dr Gustaf Ljungman led the trial at Uppsala University Children's Hospital.
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Uppsala University Children’s Hospital
Sweden
Platinum Gasaver claims boost in mileage and reduced emissions
National Fuelsaver Corp markets the Platinum Gasaver claiming to raise engine burn by 22 percent, increasing fuel efficiency and cleaning carbon deposits. The government studied data from 15 vehicles showing mileage changes, with reported test figures and a toll-free contact line for information.
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