Defense tech aid for Pap tests eyed
Gaittersburg researchers adapt defense industry tech to improve cervical cancer screening. An FDA panel recommended approval of Paphet, a computer system to double check Pap smears. With about 50 million Pap tests yearly in the U S, misdiagnosis could reach one third.
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Break-in Suspect Calls Medical Help From Scene
Police say a nineteen year old man named Jerry Wilson cut himself breaking a front window and bled heavily enough to call 913 for aid from Melinda Latham's ground floor Charleston apartment. Deputies found him in a bedroom Monday with no one home. makota Prete
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Rosa Parks Attacker Sentenced to Prison
DETROIT The man who broke into Rosa Parks home and assaulted the 82 year old civil rights icon was sentenced to eight to 15 years. Joseph Skipper, 28, pleaded guilty to assault and robbery, avoiding three other break in charges. Parks was treated at a hospital and released.
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Kamas leader faces extradition hearing
New York reports a Hamas linked figure Mousa Abu Marzuk, 45, faces an extradition hearing as U S authorities advance cases tied to militant activities. An immigration official cited ongoing proceedings while noting tensions over Palestinian statehood and Israel peace efforts.
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Dole vows to tighten welfare rules to cut nonworking aid
Senate Leader Bob Dole pledges a sweeping welfare overhaul to assign states more responsibility and curb benefits for recipients who refuse to work. He touts a plan backed by conservatives while facing criticism over child care and immigrant aid provisions.
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Disgraced film producer Begelman dies by suicide
Los Angeles authorities report former Columbia Pictures president David Begelman, linked to a 1977 forged $10,000 check scandal, was found dead in West Los Angeles. He was 74. Actor Clif Robertson testified Begelman forged his signature on a studio check in 1977 and faced grand theft charges. Begelman’s career included leading Columbia and MGM divisions and later independent production. He left a daughter and sister.
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The Kiss That Captivated A Nation Revealed
Life magazine’s 1945 Times Square kiss mystery resurfaces as Carl Muscarello, now 68, claims he was the sailor. Raith Shain, the nurse, recalls the exchange and tests to prove his identity. She remains unsure but notes his confident, respectful kiss and lengthy embrace.
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Botulism Outbreak Hits Ducks at Montezuma Refuge
A botulism outbreak threatens the Montezuma National Wildlife Refuge in Seneca County, a 6432 acre federal sanctuary hosting a large water bird population. officials warn the disease can spread rapidly through the Oswego River area and note some birds survive, with two infected mallards rehabilitated and released near Phoenix.
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Oswego River botulism outbreak guidance issued
Wildlife experts warn of avian botulism from Clostridium botulinum with Type G affecting waterfowl. Outbreaks vary in size, with some years seeing tens of thousands of deaths. Report dead birds to the state DEC at 426-7400 in Syracuse. carcass burning is preferred to prevent spread. keep pets away from affected shores and standing water.
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Leg found in McVeigh bombing ruins stirs defense
McVeigh defense lawyer hints a lone leg found in the Alfred P Murrah building rubble could belong to the real bomber. The limb, discovered May 30, has not been matched to any victim or survivor and fuels speculation about government candor amid grand jury secrecy.
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