Residents return home despite safety warning in Times Beach
Times Beach Missouri residents defied a CDC advisory to leave after the Meramec flood and dioxin discovery. About two thirds remain fixing homes while some return to partial occupancy despite EPA and state cautions and scattered testing showing elevated dioxin levels.
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Kennedy Finds Economics and Defense Top Priorities
Senator Edward M. Kennedy, newly joined to the Senate Armed Services Committee, plans to push economic and defense issues in 1983. He vows to tackle high interest rates, stagnation, and deficits while ensuring prudent defense spending and supporting Massachusetts contractors. Kennedy will retain four committee assignments including Labor and Human Resources and the Joint Economic Committee.
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Test tube baby clinics springing up nationwide
Nation wide rush to establish in vitro fertilization programs follows EVMS Norfolk success with Elizabeth Carr. Clinics multiply across eight states in university and private hospitals, with Norfolk's EVMS clinic reporting nine births and 21 pregnancies, while success rates reach up to 20 percent.
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Sex changed cop plans to rejoin force in Nassau
Nassau County officer and Vietnam veteran Jennifer McCormick 40 has undergone a sex change and plans to return to duty as a Fourth Precinct clerk in Hewlett. A former male officer named Joseph, McCormick was on sick leave and faces medical and fitness evaluations before resuming police duties.
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Marine kills girlfriend then dies in Harlem shooting
In New York a 25 year old Marine James Jackson reportedly serving with peacekeeping forces in Lebanon shot his girlfriend Teena Boyce 20 six times in the chest during an argument in a second floor Harlem apartment around 6 30 p m yesterday He then shot himself in the stomach walked to a nearby building and died police said The girlfriend died at the scene and Jackson was found in a nearby area police indicated
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