Babies Recognize Mother's Speech Before Birth Study
Research from UNC Greensboro identifies that unborn babies recognize their mother's speech as a distinct sound. In a study, pregnant participants at 32 weeks recited a children's story paragraph three times daily, suggesting prenatal exposure to language influences later listening, with psychology professor Anthony DeCasper describing the process.
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Anthony DeCasper
University of North Carolina At Greensboro
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Families Send Loved Ones to Middle East Duties
Dozens of local service members head to Iraq and surrounding regions in jets, ships, and desert postings. Captain Scott T. Carhart, a Liverpool High School and Cornell alumnus, pilots a CH-46 Sea Knight and shipped out recently. His father recalls his son's resolve as other families watch the crisis unfold on TV. Also among the departures, sailor Steven Clay from Liverpool serves on the USS Ticonderoga, seen on the news as part of the carrier Eisenhower group, while his mother notes the moment of confirmation and location.
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Cornell University
New York Times
Camp Pendleton
Calif
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Eisenhower
Jacqueline Clay
Sunflower Drive
Saddam Offers Pullout If Israel Withdraws Occupied Lands
Saddam Hussein offered to pull Iraqi troops from Kuwait if Israel withdraws from occupied territories. He urged frugality as conflict loomed. The United States said it would intercept oil shipments and block food into Iraq. Saudi officials turned back an Iraqi tanker attempting to load oil at a Red Sea terminal, shutting the Iraq to Saudi pipeline. Thousands of Palestinians in a Lebanese refugee camp supported the proposal, while Iraqi pilots offered missions against U.S. warships.
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Travel profits slip as recession fears hit summer tourism
Wary vacationers cut back across the United States as gasoline prices rise after the Kuwait invasion and airfare climbs push leisure travel lower. Some regions show gains, notably Illinois Missouri Idaho and national parks, while Cape Cod and Cape Cod beaches see mixed results and overall summer attendance tumbles.
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Idaho
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