Woman Survives Three Days Trapped Under Boyfriend
Issa Maier, 35, in critical condition at University of Maryland Shock Trauma Center after a road accident left her trapped three days beneath her dead boyfriend Charles Frazier in a pickup truck on a rural road. A road crew found her and water was requested. police said a speeding pickup struck a sign, veered off the road, and ended up behind an embankment before Maier was located.
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Police Search for TV Broadcaster Missing in Mason City
Police pursue leads in the disappearance of Jom Huusentruit, a KIMT-TV anchorwoman and producer. A red sports car was found in her apartment complex lot, with scattered items including a shoe, blow dryer, hat spray, car keys, and earrings, raising concerns of foul play.
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Gene therapy targets baldness and gray hair growth
California researchers report a first step toward eradicating male pattern baldness with a potential gene-replacement treatment. Dr. Hubert Hoffman of AntiCancer Inc notes the work opens the field for hair growth therapy and color restoration using gene techniques. Meanwhile a separate Crater Lake incident recounts a dog Bear tumbling 800 feet down a snowy slope and surviving a week, guided back by rangers after an 18 mile trek.
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Director Thompson Resigns Amid Uncertain Syracuse Stage Future
Syracuse Stage artistic director Tazewell Thompson submitted his resignation at an Armory Square event, but Syracuse Stage board refused to accept it. The executive committee plans to meet again to issue a statement as negotiations continue.
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Thompson resignation shocks Syracuse arts leaders
Syracuse Stage artistic director Tazewell Thompson sought to resign on a Wednesday. Trustees did not accept and planned further talks. Community members praised his bold programming but questioned audience appetite for new plays amid economic pressures.
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Thompson era reshapes Syracuse Stage leadership and seasons
Tazewell Thompson, artistic director at Syracuse Stage for three years, guides major milestones from hiring in June 1992 to directing Jar the Floor in 1993 and scheduling two world premieres for the 1993 94 season. He engages in teaching duties at Syracuse University and mentors amid evolving ties with the theater and university.
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Shuttle docks with Russian space station Mir in historic link
Houston reports a Space Shuttle Atlantis docked with Mir 245 miles above Earth, marking only the second US-Soviet space link. Commander Gibson guided the 100-ton shuttle to a three-meter mating with the 123-ton station as crews from both nations prepared a five day twin-assembly mission for the planned International Space Station.
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Atlantis and Mir Shuttle Dock Visible Over Northwest Tonight
Stargazers will see the Atlantis shuttle and the Mir station cross the Northwest sky around 9 22 PM for about three minutes in a historic joint Earth visible event. Five astronauts and two cosmonauts aboard the shuttle highlight a first US Russian linkup since the space program began.
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