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Newspaper

Sun Journal

Location

New Bern, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Mar 29, 2012

Page

5

Mega Millions Jackpot Reaches 500 Million In History

Georgia Lottery officials say the Mega Millions jackpot climbed to 500 million dollars, the largest U S lottery prize ever. The prize offers 19.2 million per year for 26 years or a single 359 million payment. The draw is Friday at 11 p m.

Megamillions.com Atlanta U.S Georgia Lottery Marcia Adams College Park Georgia New Jersey

Downward Trend in U.S. Cancer Rates Continues

A government-led health report shows new cancer cases in the United States decline about 0.5 percent annually since 1999 and overall cancer death rates drop 1.5 percent for adults and 1.7 percent for children. Officials credit better screening, treatments, and anti-smoking efforts, noting lung cancer deaths fall for women in 2008 and prostate, colon, and breast cancer deaths also decrease, while new breast cancer cases have leveled off.

Atlanta U.S Marcus Plescia Centers For Disease Control and Prevention CDC American Cancer Society United States Asplateau

Court signals possible narrowing of health law components

The Supreme Court signaled it may strike down parts of President Obama’s health care law if the individual insurance requirement is ruled unconstitutional. Justices suggested two key insurance changes tied to the mandate could not stand alone. The court also weighed the Medicaid expansion, a major element extending coverage to about 30 million people, with liberal justices indicating support for upholding the expansion.

Washington Supreme Court Barack Obama

Pope Ends Cuba Trip Urges Greater Openings

Pope Benedict XVI wrapped up his Cuba visit in Havana urging more freedom for the Catholic Church and calling for an end to isolation as Fidel and Raul Castro watched. The pontiff faced questions on liturgy and leadership from Fidel Castro and pressed for changes in Cuba while condemning fanaticism in a politically pointed sermon before hundreds of thousands at Revolution Plaza.

Havana Benedict XVI Cuba Revolution Plaza Raul Castro Fidel Vatican Benedict U.S

Bushs to Back Romney at Houston Event

Former President George H W Bush plans to endorse Mitt Romney at a Thursday Houston event with Romney and reporters present. The endorsement signals party unity as Santorum and Gingrich face mounting pressure to exit the race. Barbara Bush has supported Romney and recorded calls. Jeb Bush endorsed last week.

Los Angeles George H.W. Bush Mitt Romney Houston Romney Gail Gitcho Republican Party Rick Santorum Newt Gingrich Bush Barbara Bush Ohio

Trayvon Inc Big Business in Slain Teen Case

Trayvon Inc spreads as a brand around the Trayvon Martin case. T shirts hoodies and slogans become profit drivers with trades marks filed by his parents and fund-raising rallies drawing thousands in Sanford Florida. Online shops sell key chains and apparel as vendors headline rallies.

Trayvon Inc Miami Trayvon Trayvon Martin eBay Sanford Florida Martin Neighborhood Watch George Zimmerman

JetBlue captain charged with interfering with crew

JetBlue captain Clayton Osbon was charged with interfering with a flight crew after sprinting through the cabin on a Las Vegas bound flight from New York shouting about terrorists and Sept 11. He was tackled by passengers during an emergency landing in Texas. a flight attendant was injured but no serious harm occurred.

Richmond Hill JetBlue Airways Jesus Clayton Osbon JetBlue New York Osbon Texas Vegas FBI Las Vegas

Lawmaker chastised for wearing hoodie in House

Rep. Bobby Rush wore a hoodie during a floor speech condemning the Trayvon Martin killing and was reprimanded for violating House rules banning hats and hoods. The Illinois Democrat defended the gesture as a statement on racial profiling and gun-violence victims.

Washington Bobby Rush Florida Trayvon Martin Illinois Bush Mississippi Gregg Harper Martin Capitol Hill Rush The Black Panthers Chicago Roosevelt University Congress South Side Barack Obama

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