Man pleads guilty in 1985 church killings in Lower Providence
Leon Moser, 52, a former Army lieutenant, pleaded guilty to the 1985 shooting deaths of his ex wife Linda 35 and daughters Donna 14 and Jeannie 10 outside a church in Lower Providence Township near Philadelphia. He requested the death penalty and immediate execution.
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Donna
Jeannie
Philadelphia
Lower Providence Township
Faulty heart valve endangers thousands of patients worldwide
A faulty Bjork-Shirey Convexe-Concave mitral valve, used in about 36,000 people from 1979 to 1986, risks structural failure. Up to 45,000 valves remain in use with about 4? breakage annually, causing 572 deaths and prompting calls for preventive replacements despite 3 to 5 percent surgical fatality.
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Man loses home after building permit denial in Florida
In Boynton Beach Andre St Juste failed to obtain a $30 building permit triggering a five year code enforcement battle. City commissioners unanimously ordered auction of his property after a $316,000 legal judgment. St Juste, 62, filed bankruptcy to avoid about $330,000 in fines but was denied.
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Code Enforcement Board
Witness claims feds pressured man to name H. Rap Brown
William Miles, shot in the leg near H. Rap Brown’s former store, told the Atlanta Journal-Constitution that federal agents and police pressured him to name the activist as the attacker and threatened charges if he changed his story. Miles said he did not see the shooter.
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H. Rap Brown
William Miles
Atlanta Journal-Constitution
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Early human ancestor anamensis found in Kenya and Kenya fossils
Scientists report in Nature the discovery of Australopithecus anamensis about 4 million years old in Kenya, the oldest direct evidence of bipedal walking. The find, from Turkana sites near Lake Turkana, links ramidus and afarensis in a debated human family tree.
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Nature
Alan Walker
Penn State
Walker
Kenya
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Laetoli
Tanzania
Hadar
Ethiopia
Lucy
Leakey
White
Peter Andrews
British Natural History Museum
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Anamensis
Peace plan gains ground in Yugoslavia talks
The United States promotes a seven point peace proposal as Richard Holbrooke presents it to Slobodan Milosevic in Belgrade while fighting continues. Croatian forces press along the Adriatic toward Dubrovnik and Bosnian Serbs claim gains at Drvar as negotiators urge a negotiated solution.
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Drvar
Washington
State Department
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