Judge Rules Salvi Competent for Trial in Boston Abortion Clinic Shootings
Dedham Massachusetts Superior Court Judge Barbara Dorich Okara ruled Salvi 23 competent to stand trial for the December 30 shooting rampage at a suburban Boston abortion clinic that left two dead and five wounded. Prosecutors argued the evidence supports a trial date planned for December. Salvi from Hampton New Hampshire has expressed willingness to face the denotable penalty if convicted. He had long made erratic statements in court and spoke of a conspiracy against Roman Catholics during psychiatric evaluation.
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Witwer to fund breast cancer cure from settlement
Robert Distel, widower of Betsy Lehman, will donate part of a hospital settlement to Dana-Farber Cancer Institute to establish a breast cancer education and research fellowship in Lehman’s memory. Lehman, a health columnist for The Reston Globe, died December 3 after an overdose of chemotherapy drugs at Daha-Parker Cancer Institute.
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Propeller repair linked to air crash in Carrollton
NTSB official said a blade anomaly found in an Ultrasound check a year earlier led to repairs before the Embraer 120 crash. Investigators reviewed FAA re inspection records as they search for a missing 30 foot blade section from the Atlantic Southeast Airlines flight from Atlanta to Gulfport.
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Reynolds faces prison term and resignation amid sex with minor case
Reynolds, a Democrat, was convicted Tuesday of sexual activity with a former campaign worker when she was under 18. He allegedly requested lewd photos from a 15-year-old and attempted to sabotage the probe. The House Ethics Committee may urge expulsion, censure or reprimand, but the full House decides. He awaits sentencing on recognizance release.
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Bail Upgraded in Detroit Bride Death Case
A Detroit magistrate raised Martell Welch bond to 1 million cash after evidence of a severe beating preceding Deletha Word’s plunge from the Belle Isle bridge. Word, 33, died early Saturday. Welch, 19, faces up to life if convicted for allegedly assaulting Word at his car twice.
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Lovastatin Linked to Slowing Cancer Spread in Lab
University of Minnesota researchers report lovastatin may halt cancer cell spread when used with a standard anticancer drug. In lab tests the drug blocks an enzyme cancer cells need to produce cholesterol, potentially offering a new treatment approach. Mevacor is the brand name for lovastatin.
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Annals of Surgical Oncology
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Finishing touches at Fai RR State Fair corn sales
Sleepless night in the horse barn for Laurie Zawistak as she cared for a tiny horse named Litenin and prepared to sell his one month old half-brother. Vendors, dairy exhibitors, and food booths gear up for the fair alongside new rides and acts while volunteers support the Little League setup and operations.
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Alfred Eisenstaedt dies at 97 creator of V J Day kiss photo
Alfred Eisenstaedt Life photographer behind the iconic V J Day kiss in Times Square has died at age 97 in Martha's Vineyard. He began with The Associated Press, joined Life as a founding staffer, and captured portraits of Hitler Einstein Churchill and the Kennedys among over a million shots. He used a Leica for many famous images and left 13 books. He was married to Alma Kay, who died in 1972, leaving two children.
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