Rural high school mourns soldiers in Iraq war
In Orangeburg South Carolina students at Orangeburg Wilkinson High School mourn a third graduate killed in Iraq. Darius Jennings 22 died in the Chinook helicopter crash along with seven others. The town wrestles with loss and some students rethink military paths while others press on with ROTC.
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Orangeburg-Wilkinson High School
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Sri Lanka president proclaims state of emergency amid crisis
President Chandrika Kumaratunga declared a state of emergency in Sri Lanka as she fired three ministers and dissolved Parliament. The move risks increasing tensions with Tamil Tigers while rival Wickremesinghe seeks U S backing for peace efforts amid a fragile cease fire and rising shortages in the Tamil north.
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Sri Lanka
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Washington
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Ranil Wickremesinghe
Eric Fernando
Associated Press
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U.S
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TamilNet
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Voyager 1 nears edge of solar system amid conflicting studies
Two teams analyzing Voyager 1 data dispute whether the craft has crossed the sun's termination shock into interstellar space or remains approaching the solar system boundary. NASA's probe sits about 8.4 billion miles from the sun, as researchers weigh lower versus higher energy particle evidence.
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Cholesterol study finds HDL mutation acts like Drano for arteries
Researchers report an experimental HDL based therapy cleared arterial plaque in six weeks among heart disease patients. The mutation found in Limone sul Garda villagers makes HDL an unusually potent plaque remover. Experts caution that larger trials are needed to confirm benefits and survival impact.
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Daniel Rader
University of Pennsylvania School of Medicine
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Journal of the American Medical Association
Bryan Brewer
National Heart, Lung and Blood Institute
Steven Nissen
Cleveland Clinic
Limone Syl Garda
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