Prison for airline flight fight and urination incident
Walter Andrew Everhart, 36, received 19 months in prison after pleading guilty to interfering with a flight attendant on a US Airways flight from Germany to Philadelphia last November. He claims memory loss due to painkillers and alcohol and recalls attacking a pregnant passenger. Six Polish officers subdued him after urinating in a condom during the incident.
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IMF Warns Global Recession Possible Despite Downbeat Outlook
The IMF said world growth may slow to 2 percent this year with a rebound to 2.5 percent in 1999, a downgrade from five months ago. Asia's crisis, Russia's collapse, and Latin American turmoil threaten jobs and $600 billion in output as U S growth slows to 3.5 percent this year and 2 percent in 1999, prompting fears of a deeper downturn.
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Top 25 Stolen Vehicles of 1997 List
The National Insurance Crime Bureau released a ranking of the 25 most stolen vehicles for 1997. Honda Accord Toyota Camry Oldsmobile Cutlass Honda Civic Ford Mustang Toyota Corolla Chevrolet C/K pickup Nissan Maxima Jeep Grand Cherokee Ford F-series pickup Jeep Cherokee Cadillac DeVille Ford Taurus Chevrolet Caprice Plymouth Voyager Pontiac Grand Am Oldsmobile Delta 88 Ford Escort Chevrolet Camaro Nissan Sentra Dodge Caravan Chevrolet Cavalier Buick LeSabre Acura Legend Buick Century.
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Honda and Toyota cars dominate 1997 stolen vehicle list
The National Insurance Crime Bureau released a list showing Honda Accord Toyota Camry and Oldsmobile Cutlass leading the 1997 theft charts. Also in top ranks were Honda Civic Ford Mustang Toyota Corolla Chevrolet C K pickups Nissan Maxima Jeep Grand Cherokee and Ford F series pickups.
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Sentinel node procedure could cut lymph node removal in breast cancer
Boston AP reports a study in the New England Journal of Medicine showing a sentinel node technique may let surgeons remove only cancerous nodes rather than all axillary nodes. Technetium injected around the tumor identifies sentinel nodes absorbed by the tracer, guiding targeted removal with 97 percent accuracy in detected cases though some nodes may be missed. A larger NCI trial on 4000 women will test this approach versus standard removal.
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Teenager acquitted in Seoul murder case over affidavit evidence
An appellate court in Seoul ruled 18 year old Edward Lee innocent in the fatal Burger King stabbing, likely solved by his Colorado friend Arthur Patterson who received a 10 year term for possessing a weapon and destroying evidence. Patterson was released on Liberation Day amnesty.
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