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Odessa American

Location

Odessa, Texas, United States of America

Date

Mar 22, 1998

Page

6

Tornado Toll in Georgia and North Carolina Tops 11 Dead

Survivors in Hall County Georgia pick through rubble after a Friday tornado killed 11, destroyed 41 homes and 29 mobile homes, with 80 injured and damage over 13.5 million dollars. The storm also damaged Stoneville North Carolina, killing two and injuring 27 as National Guard patrolled to deter looting.

Gainesville Paula Gazaway Georgia Hall County Elaine Sexton Emergency Management Agency Hall Buzz Weiss Georgia Emergency Management Agency Sexton North Carolina Stoneville Tennessee National Guard James Lee Witt Federal Emergency Management Agency Zell Miller Robert Cardwell Barbara Belton Chuck Smith Southern Finishing Furniture

Liver enzyme may explain young women's heart advantage

SANTA FE AP reports researchers at an American Heart Association conference link higher hepatic lipase in men to less favorable cholesterol profiles. In a study of 25 men and 39 premenopausal women, men had 53 percent more hepatic lipase, accounting for 42 percent of LDL density differences and 97 percent of HDL disparities, suggesting hepatic lipase modulates HDL and heart disease risk.

Santa FE N.M John E. Hokanson University of Washington Seattle American Heart Association Hokanson

Babbitt pledges wolves stay at park amid court order

Interior Secretary Bruce Babbitt told the National Wildlife Foundation that no wolves will be removed from Yellowstone on his watch, drawing a standing ovation. He noted 165 wolves have been released since the first gray wolf return three years ago, while a district court has ordered recapture and removal. Babbitt warned that zoos in the U S and Canada would not want the animals, potentially requiring their death.

Arlington Bruce Babbitt Yellowstone Babbitt National Wildlife Foundation Wyoming Park Idaho U.S. District Court The Wildlife Foundation U.S Canadian

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