Jezer and Walsh Rematch Shapes Up for Congress
Jezer, a former DeWitt teacher, challenges Walsh for Congress, promising a new campaign approach and stressing public speaking vs teaching. Analysts note the value of prior campaign experience, PAC money timing, and building relationships, while Republicans warn a rematch may harden an incumbent’s position.
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African Americans' veins linked to higher heart disease risk
Georgia researchers report racial differences in vein elasticity that may help explain blacks' greater vulnerability to hypertension and cardiovascular disease. By examining vascular tissue from heart bypass patients, the study finds blacks' vessels dilate differently from whites, possibly due to endothelial factors, and notes these findings support prior indirect evidence of vascular differences.
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Former foes recall Little Bighorn reunion at Fort Meade
A symbolic gathering at Fort Meade marks friendship between the 7th Cavalry and Native Americans. About 250 attendees joined ceremonies organized in part by the 7th Cavalry Regimental Association. The event fell 118 years after the Battle of the Little Bighorn, when tribes defeated Custer and the 7th U.S. Cavalry.
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Brush fire roars near Wrightwood threatens 100 homes
A fast moving brush fire blackened 600 acres of high desert scrub in Wrightwood California on Saturday. About 600 firefighters battled the blaze with six bulldozers four helicopters and eight airplanes dropping retardant while winds near 20 mph and temperatures around 109 degrees hampered efforts. Some 100 homes and ranches were threatened near Pinon Hills. No injuries were reported.
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Murder suspect freed just before indictment
In California a man suspected in a drug related hit was mistakenly released from San Quentin hours before an indictment for murder. Adam Leroy Caris, 28, disappeared after leaving prison May 31 and remains at large. He surrendered in January for a parole violation tied to an auto theft conviction and was to be released May 31. While incarcerated, he became a suspect in the Sept 27 murder of Pam Farfan.
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