Senate backs Roe ruling as late term abortion bill passes
The Senate reaffirmed Roe v Wade as an important constitutional right in a 51 47 nonbinding resolution amid debates over Santorum s late term abortion bill which passed 63 34 and faced a likely veto by President Clinton Eight Republicans joined most Democrats in supporting Roe while two Democrats voted against the amendment The vote signals a key 2000 election issue with Republicans seeking to curb late term abortions and Democrats framing Roe as protective of women's rights
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Arts engagement linked to better grades in math and reading
A Education Department study tracking over 25 000 students for more than a decade finds high involvement in music and drama correlates with higher math scores by 12th grade and stronger reading skills among 12th graders. The effect is strongest for lower income students.
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Van Crash in California Kills Seven on Highway 101
A church rented van carrying 14 people overturned along Highway 101 near Ataladero, California, late Thursday night. Seven dead, ages 5 to 60, none wearing seat belts. five of the deceased were ejected as the vehicle rolled down an embankment en route from an LA church to San Francisco.
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FTC faulted for lax funeral industry oversight
A GAO report faulted the FTC for lacking a structured method to assess funeral home compliance with consumer protection rules. It says penalties seldom enforced and criticizes limited oversight as of 1994 to 1998 while noting 22,300 funeral homes and typical costs around $8,000, with 958 homes tested showing broad rule adherence.
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Southern Baptists publish Hindu conversion booklet
EW YORK AP Hindus are denounced as worshiping Satan in a new Southern Baptist Convention booklet urging prayers for Hindu souls. About 30,000 copies go out to coincide with Diwali as critics call the language insulting and ignorant while the group says Hindus are lost without Jesus Christ.
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Psychotherapy predictions show 75 percent accuracy
In Evansville Indiana researchers from the University of Evansville report a model that forecasts individual psychotherapy recovery paths with about 75 percent accuracy. Tracking patient progress through sessions, the study predicts treatment success and assists therapists in choosing more effective therapies.
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Mark Koots
University of Evansville
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Ice Mammoth Sent From Siberia to Arizona Cave
A woolly mammoth, nearly perfectly preserved, was excavated in Siberia and airlifted by helicopter to a cave in Flagstaff for freezing and study. Scientists including Larry Agenbroad of Northern Arizona University estimate the 11-foot tall male mammoth was 47 years old based on teeth analysis. The specimen was found in 1997 by a nomadic reindeer herder and flown 200 miles from the Taimyr Peninsula to Khatanga to enable DNA extraction for cloning.
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Notice to Creditors in Estate of Bill Warren Keene
First published October 15 1999 in Franklin County Kansas district court notices that a petition for the will and estate has been filed by Wallace M Keene executor. Creditors must file claims within four months from first publication or be barred. Attorneys for petitioner listed with contact details.
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