Lorain Man Charged In Hit-Skip Infant Injury Case
An 11 year old Lorain boy suffered serious life threatening injuries after a hit and run on West 21st Street. Robert Beane 18 of Lorain faced charges including endangering children obstructing official business and contributing to unruliness while in Lorain City Jail. Police found tinted glass fragments on Beane and linked a car striking a utility pole to the incident.
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Lorain
Commu
Nity Regional Medical Center
MetroHealth Medical Center
Cleveland
Robert Beane
MetroHealth
Beane
West 21St Street
Lorain City
Experts say autism and diet link not proven
A panel of 25 experts states there is no rigorous evidence that digestive problems are more common in children with autism or that special diets help. They urge medical treatment for painful GI symptoms and note access barriers in care. The consensus, published in Pediatrics, followed a 2008 Boston meeting funded by Autism Society affiliates.
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Chicago
Pediatrics
Timothy Buie
Harvard Medical School
Buie
U.S
Boston
Autism Society
Autism Groups
Rough Trip to the Bottom at Cascade Park Sled Hill
A harsh Sunday at Cascade Park Elyria saw sledders braving biting cold and rugged snow. A.J. Ortiz five of Wellington appears disheveled after a slide down the hill amid cracked plastic sleds and slick icy surfaces.
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Ledders
Cascade Park
A.J. Ortiz
Wellington
Elyria
Tabitha Perkins
Brandon Owens
Yemen updates: embassies closed amid al Qaida threats
Yemen officials dismissed al Qaida threats as exaggerated while the U S and Britain closed their embassies in Yemen. The move followed heightened warnings as regional security and internal politics shaped Yemen's response and a wider step up in U S support for the country.
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Beirut
Lebanon
al-Qaida
United States
U.S
Britain
Yemen
National Security
Interior
15 Minutes With a Fire Repairman
A brief portrait of a fire repairman known for rapid response and reliable fixes. The feature highlights his readiness, method, and emphasis on safety, portraying him as the go to technician residents trust for urgent fire damage repairs.
World’s tallest Burj Dubai opens amid ceremony in Dubai
The world's tallest building opens in Dubai with tight security as Burj Dubai Tower at about 2684 feet claims record heights. Developers tout record stories and highest occupied floor while observers note a guarded height reveal on opening eve. Architect Bill Baker calls the project an exploration and learning experience.
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Dubai
United Arab Emirates
Dubai Tower
Taipei
Bill Baker
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