East Coast braces for high tides
Flood warnings rose along the Atlantic as tides peaked with an 18 year solar lunar alignment. Coast Guard suspended a search in Brookings for Tom Reeves after a 40 foot fall while beach erosion and city preparations surged in New Jersey and North Carolina coastal areas.
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Scientology faces $1 billion fraud lawsuit says members
The class action alleges the Church diverted 100 million to foreign banks and sought to degrade or bribe two Florida judges. It claims confidential counseling data was used for blackmail and extortion. Plaintiffs name L. Ron Hubbard as author and cite actions by David Miscavige and others in 1981 1982 plots with judges Krentzman and Durden.
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Jetliner shot at during landing near Raleigh North Carolina
United Airlines Flight 1502 carrying 16 passengers was shot at as it prepared to land at Raleigh Durham Airport. Barry Rollins of New York, 30, sustained a bullet wound to the cheek through the belly of the aircraft, was treated at Rex Hospital and listed in stable condition. FBI agents investigated while the pierced jet was impounded and the flight redirected.
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Parents stay at hospital as transplant baby fights for life
Meghann LaRocco, a 7 month old who has already undergone four liver transplants, remains in critical but stable condition at Wyler Children’s Hospital. Her father, Frank LaRocco, has hardly left the hospital, saying the family now regards it as home. Medical staff caution the road ahead may include further surgeries and ongoing monitoring. A fundraising effort has raised about 120,000 of the projected 300,000 plus costs, with any surplus to benefit the hospital.
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Fat intake shows no link to breast cancer study
Harvard researchers analyzed nearly 90 000 women and found no significant association between total fat or specific fat types and breast cancer risk. A 25 percent fat-reduction is unlikely to lower incidence, though lowering saturated fat may reduce heart disease risk. About 123,900 new cases and 40,200 deaths were projected in 1986.
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