Federal judge strikes down New Jersey inmate ban on sexually oriented material
U.S. District Judge Alfred Wolin in Newark ruled Wednesday that the law banning sexually oriented materials for inmates at the chronic sex offenders prison is unconstitutional due to sweeping language and lack of proof it aids rehabilitation. He had earlier blocked enforcement and asked the state to argue its merits. State lawyers did not expand their defense.
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Leon Panetta
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Pentagon
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Pavla Jones
Little Rock
Ark
Donovan Campbell
Brentwood
Calif
Judy Smith
CSS
Lyme disease vaccines near equal in trials
New England Journal reports two vaccines Lymerix and Imulyme show similar overall protection in large trials. Both require three doses and a year to reach full effectiveness with Lymerix at 76 percent and Imulyme at 92 percent. FDA actions noted for Lymerix prior to Imulyme review.
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New England Journal of Medicine
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Food and Drug Administration
Amiwemy Board
Former church official pleads innocent to fraud
Bernice Edwards, 40, a former public relations official for a major black church denomination, pleads innocent to 25 counts including fraud conspiracy money laundering and tax evasion. She says she cannot hire an attorney as government freezes assets. Rev Henry Lyons Edwards and Brenda Harris allegedly arranged meetings for the National Baptist Convention USA and used multiple bank accounts to mishandle church funds.
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Teen Found Dead in Cardboard Load in Boonsboro Md
The 17-year-old high school athlete Joshua Smith was found dead in a load of compacted cardboard at a Rockville recycling yard about 45 miles from his home. Investigators consider the possibility he was inside a recycling bin emptied by a truck near Red Byrd restaurant and motel where he worked part time. A Georgetown Paper Stock Co. worker found his clothed body Monday morning. The cause of death is unknown and officials report no sign of foul play.
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Red Byrd
Georgetown Paper Stock Co
Couple sentenced to seven years for starving son
In Jonesborough Tennessee a judge sentenced Donald Higbee 27 and Kimberly Higbee 25 to seven years in prison for child abuse and neglect of their five year old son Raymond who weighed 29 pounds when removed. Raymond now six weighs 50 pounds and is thriving in a new home.
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Feds link Rudolph bombing suspect to N C campsites
Federal agents believe bombing suspect Eric Rudolph used campsites near Andrews North Carolina where his fingerprint was found. More than 200 officers searched the area for nearly two weeks as Rudolph, 31, remains sought for the January abortion clinic bombing in Birmingham and questioned in Atlanta bombings including the 1996 Olympics attack.
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N.C
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Ala
Family trio found dead in rural Florida trailer
In Geneva Seminole County, a couple and their 11 year old daughter were found dead in their trailer. Investigators said three victims appear to be homicide while noting the 14 year old daughter was not present. Sheriff Don Essinger withheld details as authorities investigated. The deceased are Danny Ray Privett, Robin Razor, and Christine Razor. grandmother discovered the bodies.
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Seminole County
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Robin Razor
Christine Razor
Plano federal case targets heroin and cocaine network
In Plano Texas a federal indictment charges 29 people with conspiring to distribute black tar heroin and cocaine from Mexico to young adults and juveniles in the suburb. The scheme linked to five overdoses four of them fatal in a city of 188000, with Plano having seen 20 overdoses 17 deadly since OC pveui Ves Lovae.
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Nilands Shine in Spielberg’s Saving Private Ryan Tale
The Nilands story links to the film credits as Fritz Preston and Edward Niland died in the war while Tom Niland recalls the family's kinship and multiple reunions. Spielberg acknowledged their debt, inviting relatives to Hollywood for the world premiere and a later book by Stephen Ambrose chronicles their role in World War II.
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11St Airborne Division
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Cassius College
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Tom
101St
D-Day
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Preston
Spielberg
Hollywood
HHO
Saving Private Ryan
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Mary Flesher
Edward
Diane
Stephen Ambrose
Real Niland brothers inspired Spielberg film Saving Private Ryan
The Niland family of Tonawanda near Buffalo inspired the 1998 Spielberg movie Saving Private Ryan. Edward, Preston, and Robert Niland were killed in combat or went missing. Fritz, a cousin, survived as a dentist and served in Guam and Walter Reed. Edward survived as a WWII POW and died in 1984. Tom Niland earned a Silver Star in Bastogne.
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Syracuse
NiMo to repay customers misbilled on rate classifications
Niagara Mohawk will refund customers misclassified under commercial rates, including about 28,000 residential users. Agencies note many were previously billed as commercial under Rate 2 and will be notified by Oct. 15, with refunds to follow. officials cite ongoing investigations of statewide utilities.
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Glenn Ready for Shuttle Mission Despite Shepard's Death
John Glenn, 77, prepares to fly on a nine day space shuttle mission in October as the central figure in aging studies, joining a crew with younger astronauts. Al Shepard, America’s first in space, died of leukemia, leaving Glenn among the last Mercury era survivors.
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