Burkman Triplets Born Prematurely After Delayed Birth
Roger and Colleen Burkman endured a 10 1/2 year wait for their first child then welcomed twins and a third triplet. Doctors delayed labor for two of the Burkman triplets to boost survival odds. Theresa, born Oct 6 at 1 lb 10 oz, fit in a single hand. Roger Cole and Rebecca Hope arrived Oct 22, premature but stronger. The approach to delay after one birth is rare and raises infection risks.
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TV Juror Media Ban Enforced as Dismissals Rise
Los Angeles seven of thirteen potential jurors were excused for disobeying a media ban enforced by Superior Court Judge Lance Ito. Dismissals included watching shows or reading material. an eighth person was dismissed for hardship. Across Kentucky, FBI joined a probe into the shooting of a black teenager by a white officer, with Police Chief Walsh shifting from accidental remarks to a criminal investigation. Mayor Miller criticized initial labeling of the shooting as accidental amid a downtown unrest that followed. Antonio Sullivan, eighteen, was shot by four officers at his girlfriend’s home after warrants were served for serious charges.
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Hubble takes key step on universe expansion rate
New York AP reports scientists using the Hubble Space Telescope to measure distances by observing galaxy M100, estimating its distance at about 56 million light-years. The work aims to tighten the Hubble constant and age estimates, addressing a paradox of a potentially younger universe than its oldest stars.
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IRS Curbs Instant Refunds To Fight Tax Fraud
The IRS will stop sending notices to tax preparers indicating likely refund timing effective next year. Treasury Secretary Lloyd Bentsen said such notices aid fraudsters, though taxpayers will still receive refunds they are due. This year 13.5 million used preparers to file and about 10 million received refund anticipation loans shortly after filing.
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