Survivor son faces life after Oklahoma City bombing
In Broken Arrow Oklahoma a boy, Jonmichael Rigney, endures a painful shift after the Oklahoma City bombing. He moves to a new home, starts a new school, and seeks stability as relatives support him. His mother Trudy Rigney is deeply missed, with family and friends recalling their close bond and the enduring grief.
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Clinton ends Iranian trade
President Clinton announced a move to end U.S. trade and investment with Iran, aiming to curb Tehran’s nuclear ambitions and support for terrorism. The policy would close a $3.5 billion loophole, affect major energy firms like Exxon and Texaco, and pressure Russia over a nuclear deal with Iran.
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Biological clock may determine premature births
New York AP reports a study linking early pregnancy hormone CRH to timing of birth. researchers found rising CRH levels earlier in women who later delivered prematurely, suggesting a placental clock and potential ways to prevent prematurity.
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Roger Smith
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Newcastle
Australia
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Nature Medicine
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Cornell University
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Weapons policy debate persists at ECISD boards
Nearly a year after ECISD adopted a strict weapons search policy including random metal detectors, officials tout safety gains while some parents argue rights are violated. Officers and administrators report few objections, with students more conscientious as understanding of enforcement grows.
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Results of last week on line survey and questions
The survey reports public opinion on personal freedom versus terrorism risk and includes questions about the Dallas Cowboys draft choice and GOP candidate Richard Lugar. Responses show 59 percent yes and 82 percent no on accepting less freedom, with 48 to 25 on the Cowboys pick.
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NRA chief defends anti government rhetoric on NBC meets the press
NRA Executive Vice President Wayne LaPierre defended the groups inflammatory language about federal agents saying references to jack booted government thugs are accurate. He compared it to attributing hurricane damage to weather reports. Senate leader Dole urged image repair amid NRA bulletin board concerns and bomb making instructions. Attorney General Janet Reno weighed in.
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