Smoking declines among U.S. high school students says CDC
CDC data show 28.5 percent of high school students smoked in the prior month, the lowest in a decade, down from 36.4 percent five years earlier. The report credits cigarette taxes and school anti smoking programs and notes price hikes deter first time smokers.
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Atlanta
U.S
Centers For Disease Control and Prevention
Matthew Myers
Campaign For
Tobacco-Free Kids
CDC
Virginia
New York
Terry Pechacek
Tobacco
Mark Smith
Brown & Williamson
Pechacek
Ex-student testimony ties Skakel to drunken night of Moxley killing
Former student Charles Seigan testified at Michael Skakel's murder trial that Skakel admitted being drunk the night Martha Moxley was beaten and was unsure he killed her. A former Skakel driver also described Skakel saying he had done something very bad and might have to kill himself or leave the country.
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Norwalk
Conn
Kennedy
Michael Skakel
Martha Moxley
Charles Seigan
Elan School
Skakel
Robert F. Kennedy
Moxley
Greenwich
Seigan
Elan
Joseph Ricci
Coleman
Skakels
Lawrence Zicarelli
New York City
Obituary notices for Harry L. Albin and Donald Blair
Harry Leon Albin 72 of Farmington died May 15 2002 at home. Survived by wife Noreane son Brent daughter Donna six grandchildren and five great grandchildren. Graveside service May 19 2002 at Greenlawn Cemetery Farmington. Memorials to Northwest New Mexico Hospice. Arrangements Cope Memorial Chapel Farmington. Donald Blair 74 of Roswell died May 19 2002 at home. Further arrangements pending Ballard Funeral Home expected.
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Harry Leon Albin
Farmington
Albin
Sweetwater
Okla
Harry Leonard Albin
Edna Mae (Goodwin) Albin
Noreane Albin
Brent Albin
Eileen
Donna Bentley
Doris Luman
Greenlawn Cemetery
Jack Wheat
Northwest New Mexico
Reilly Ave
Ballard Funeral Home
Donald Blair
Roswell
Public Records Municipal Court Offenses and Fines Recap
Municipal Court records list judges and defendants with penalties. Billie Carbajal 410 E Mathews St fined 355 dollars and 10 days jail seven mandatory. Tosha Henson 1307 E 24th St fined 275 or seven days jail until paid. Phillip Jaramillo 801 N Plains Park multiple fines and jail days for offenses including no insurance and failure to appear. James Webb 4901 S Lea St fined 200 or five days jail. Andrew Dominguez 1514 N Greenwood Ave fined 20 dollars and 90 day deferment. Laura Farmer 1406 Taylor charged with racing on streets. Sylvester Hutcherson 3407 Janus Drive fined 20 dollars and counseling.
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Hector H. Pineda
Billie Carbajal
E. Mathews St
Tosha Henson
E. 24Th St
Phillip Jaramillo
N. Plains Park
James Webb
S. Lea St
Andrew Dominguez
N. Greenwood Ave
Laura Farmer
Taylor
Sylvester Hutcherson
Janus Drive
Court: Antiabortion posters ruled true threats
The 9th U.S. Circuit Court reversed, holding antiabortion activists liable for threats due to Old West posters and the Nuremberg Files site. It ordered the $108.5 million punitive damages reduced, citing intimidation of doctors and the 1994 act against threats to abortion providers.
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San Francisco
9Th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
Portland
Ore
Congress
Barnett Slepian
Buffalo
N.Y
Nuremberg
Pamela Ann Rymer
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It Safe
el Paso
Enrique Davila
Jared Alvarez
Indra Lopez
Civic Center
Howard Becker
Goddard High Group
Betty Sims Solt
Elvis Flemming
Goddard Band
Tergielli Sisters
Chisme
Enchanted Square Dance Club
Ernie Garcia
Rollah Aston
S.O.Y. Mariachi
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