Toddler survives near-freeze and returns to normal
In Elkins West Virginia Brittany Hichelberger aged four nearly froze last Christmas Eve with a body temperature of 74 degrees. After CPR warm fluids and hospital care she recovered and by spring was walking and learning. Parents credit rapid recovery to medical treatment and resilience amid a snowy ordeal.
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Advertising notice lists toll free number 1 800 846 6397 for retail ads. Office hours are 8 a m to 1 05 p m daily and Saturdays 8 a m to Noon.
Poland approves new government amid seven week crisis
Poland's Parliament narrowly approved a new government led by Prime Minister Jan Olszewski, aiming to pull the country from recession with tight budget control and IMF commitments. He warned further sacrifices and budget cuts are needed, replaced Finance Minister Balcerowicz with Karol Lutkowski, and stressed reducing the public's sense of gulf between rulers and citizens while keeping reform burdens unevenly shared.
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Texas flood disaster ruins holiday for many
Central Texas families forced from homes faced a bleak Christmas as floods from a five day storm swelled rivers and submerged dozens of Bastrop County homes. Gov. Richards ordered federal relief prep while Interstate 45 closures disrupted travel. Red Cross aid sought as victims lament lost gifts and trees and cling to hope with friends and neighbors.
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Nuclear policy shifts in Korea strain old lines
The United States and South Korea reverse policies to block North Korea’s nuclear program. They remove the U S stockpile from South Korea and allow North Korea to inspect U S bases in the South as momentum builds toward a safeguards accord. Critics warn concessions may be too bold too soon.
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