Sojourner finds two Mars worlds warm wet and dry
Scientists say the Sojourner rover revealed two distinct Mars worlds arising from ancient watery conditions and later long term dryness. The team cites evidence of a warm wet era followed by a dry, wind carved landscape over two billion years, with erosion minimal beyond wind.
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Former au pair barred from profiting on trial story
Federal Judge William G Young in Boston issued a permanent injunction forcing Lowie Woodward and her parents to notify the court and the Eappens before selling any story about the death of the baby she cared for. The order extends a June 17 temporary injunction and blocks profits from such agreements while the wrongful death suit proceeds. The Eappens seek $75,000 in compensatory damages and unspecified punitive damages.
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Scientists warn early Alzheimer tests not yet reliable
June 30 1998 reports from Duesseldorf and noted experts say new Alzheimer's biomarkers are too uncertain for medical use. Doctors still rely on symptoms tests and ruling out other diseases with brain autopsy confirmation only after death. copyright dispute over photos involving Leonardo DiCaprio also cited.
Springer says youth appeal fuels show gains at Lake George meeting
Jerry Springer told a New York State Broadcasters Association gathering at a Lake George resort that pursuing a younger audience boosted controversy and ratings. He cited the show’s notoriety and noted strong turnout and a successful presentation.
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Parole Debate and Jenna’s Law Shape Albany Year
Taxpayers face costs for parole changes as state leaders clash over ending parole for violent offenders. Jenna Grieshaber-Honis’s death frames calls for Jen nas Law, with polls showing mixed support and strong upstate Republican leverage. Voters favor some education and treatment provisions while opposing broad prison spending cuts. The Northeast Dairy Compact veto and casino gambling discussions color policy, as Pataki era popularity coexists with demand for better transit, highways, and higher education funding.
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DiCaprio settles suit with Playgirl on nude photos
Leonardo DiCaprio reached a confidential settlement Monday with Playgirl Magazine over nude photos of the actor. Attorney Landa Goldman confirmed the accord but offered no details, saying terms were confidential. Playgirl’s attorney Kent Ravgor Sant did notComment.
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Poll of 703 voters shows statewide NY opinions
The Syracuse Newspapers Albany Times Union poll conducted June 22 to 25 by John Zogby Group International of Utica interviews 703 registered voters. Calls on June 25 from 9 am to 11:30 am and other calls 9 am to 9 pm. Margin of error plus or minus 3. The sample breakdown shows 424 from Upstate, 284 from New York City and 292 from NYC suburbs, with slight regional weighting applied.
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Spinal fluid test linked to Alzheimer’s diagnosis
A preliminary study from Hemairh Heme University suggests spinal cord fluid may aid diagnosis of Alzheimer's disease. An experimental test distinguished 15 Alzheimer's samples from 19 non Alzheimer’s samples, indicating potential biomarkers for earlier detection.
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Scientists lose contact with sun watching satellite
Solar and Heliospheric Observatory SOHO lost contact while performing alignment. Mission scientist Art Poland said the craft, beyond its two year life, is spinning with unclear cause and engineers fear restoring signal may fail.
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Florida fires devastate vast areas prompting evacuations
Residents across Volusia and Flagler counties flee as fires scorch about 287000 acres from tip to tip of Florida. Gore comforts homeowners amid belt of burned subdivisions as FEMA commits 35 million and eyes 95 million more. The blaze destroys 78 houses and threatens nearly 200 more while deputies block access to affected areas.
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