Wellesley names public health expert as president
A 49 year old Wellesley alumna was appointed Thursday by the trustees of the women's college to lead Wellesley. She succeeds Nanneri Kea hanesute, becoming the first female president of Duke University on July 1. The 123 year old college with 2340 students raised $368 million last year, the most ever by a liberal arts school in a fundraising campaign as applications rose 15 percent.
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Judge upholds repeal of English-only law in Miami-Dade
A Miami-Dade judge ruled the Metro Commission can repeal the English-only rule that restricted government to English. The ruling allows production of materials in other languages, while Citizens of Dade United vows ongoing challenge to the action.
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Controversy Follows Thomas Missouri Bar Convention Plan
Justice Clarence Thomas plans to address the Missouri Bar convention next month prompting protests from women and minority lawyers. The St. Louis black lawyers association declined to co sponsor a reception, while a Kansas City women’s group weighs withdrawing support amid the Anita Hill harassment allegations.
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Psychiatrist guilty of faking antidepressant research
In Minneapolis Dr Barry Garfinkel a University of Minnesota psychiatrist was convicted on five counts of fraud and making false statements related to research on an antidepressant for obsessive compulsive disorders. Each count carries up to five years in prison and a 250000 dollar fine. No sentencing date was set. Garfinkel a noted expert on teen suicide could lose his medical license. Prosecutors say he falsified research and reported patient visits that did not occur or were done by untrained personnel.
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Hollywood's Madam Fleiss Linked to Top Stars
Rumors swirl around Heidi Fleiss after her arrest on pandering and cocaine possession charges. Authorities say she ran an exclusive call girl service from a $1.6 million Hollywood home, with clients paying about $1,500. Grams of cocaine and traveler's checks signed by a famous actor were reportedly found at the residence.
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Oregon expands health care to 120000 people
Oregon lawmakers approved a five year experiment to expand Medicaid to 120000 people living in poverty and require employers to provide health insurance for workers. A 10 cent cigarette tax hike will fund the initial phase and total costs are projected at 400 million dollars over four years.
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Rabies panic as county grapples with ill animals
Onondaga County faces five rabies cases in raccoons and a rise in ill animals seen in 10 towns and Syracuse. Officials and residents struggle to find who handles unattacked but suspicious animals, with limited after hours options and high trapper fees.
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Nuisance wildlife control agents listed for Onondaga County
Onondaga County Health Department refers homeowners to licensed nuisance wildlife control agents. The list includes names and addresses across Jamesville Syracuse and surrounding towns with phone numbers for contacting agents such as Witten Alien Jr., Kenneth Bentz, Jam Berry, and others.
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Rabies threat tests county animal control roles
Dr William Stack says the county lacks funds for an animal control officer while officials hesitated to hire or train dog wardens due to legal and cost concerns. He notes the county has responded aggressively to the rabies threat, offering some public aid for bite victims and testing logistics, but Custodian agencies face gaps and public frustration over coordination.
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Biblical stele hints House of David link in Dan-era find
Biblical scholars hailed a summer discovery at Tel Dan, a stele with 13 Aramaic lines mentioning the House of David. Dr. Avraham Biran says the inscription likely dates to the ninth century B C, naming a king of Israel and a king of the House of David, raising questions about David’s historical visibility outside the Bible.
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Guard charged in 1991 Syracuse strangling case
Syracuse guard Denslow faced a murder indictment in a 1991 strangling case involving Richardson. Prosecutors cited statements to police as evidence while defense argued for release without bail. The case, tied to university employment, carries up to 25 years to life per count.
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