Teen dies after second transplant in Durham
Jesica Santillan, 17, who survived a botched initial heart lung transplant, died Saturday two days after a second set of donated organs were implanted. Brain death followed by removal of life support occurred at Duke University Medical Center.
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Mock Court Trial Teaches Students Civil War Era Proceedings
About 100 students participated in the Ohio Mock Trial Competition at Elyria Municipal Court reenacting a 1864 case. Teams argued Miller’s habeas corpus release versus upheld conviction for inciting insurrection, with six trials and scoring by local prosecutors and officials.
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Freeze Follows Rain Floods In Northern Ohio
Floodwaters from rain and snow melt left yards flooded and roads icy across Elyria and surrounding areas. Accidents involving multiple vehicles occurred on Route 2 near Elyria Township. Wastewater plant crews logged seven flooded basements citywide.
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Charges pondered in club fire near Providence
The West Warwick blaze at The Station nightclub killed 96 people with 81 hospitalized. Coroners identified the first 15 victims as dental charts were requested to speed matches while investigators seek charges related to the pyrotechnics show and approvals.
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Taft program cuts eyed as costly in long run
Department of Aging officials warn Taft budget cuts will raise costs over time. The political scene features Democrats clashing with Bush's Iraq strategy as they seek leverage ahead of upcoming contests. World coverage notes the Columbia disaster affecting international space station programs.
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Bush vows new U.N. resolution to push Iraq war
President Bush announced the United States will submit a new Security Council resolution early in the week with Britain and possibly Spain to justify war against Iraq. He said Saddam Hussein has not disarmed and does not intend to, as Blair aides forecast a mid March vote with uncertain wording and deadlines. Bush asserted the council's last chance to show relevance, answering only No to a reporter's question.
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U.S. weighs troop move to Turkey for potential Iraq war
Pentagon officials say moving troops and equipment into Turkey could start this week as the United States seeks a two front invasion plan. A tentative aid deal includes 5 billion in grants and 10 billion in loan guarantees, with Turkey's parliament possible to vote on it Tuesday.
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