Doctors replace Giffords breathing tube
Tucson doctors removed Rep. Gabrielle Giffords breathing tube after replacing it with a tracheotomy tube. The move may let her speak soon as she remains in critical condition at University Medical Center after the January 8 shooting. Her husband Mark Kelly stays by her side as other patients recover.
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Video surfaces of Arizona gunman on campus tour
Video shows former Pima Community College student Jared Loughner touring the campus at night and rambling about free speech and the Constitution. Officials confirmed the video, found on YouTube, helped justify his Sept. 29 suspension, with Loughner calling the school “a genocide school” and describing tortures of students.
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State Department picks Ellsberg film for documentary tour
The State Department promotes The Most Dangerous Man in America as part of a world tour under its American Documentary Showcase. The film portrays Daniel Ellsberg, the Pentagon Papers leaker praised by whistleblower supporters, while prosecutors pursue Pfc. Bradley Manning in a WikiLeaks case and Assange faces possible charges.
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Woman who trained Obama family dog dies
Dawn Sylvia-Stasiewicz, the dog trainer who prepared Bo for life as the White House first dog, died at 52 from respiratory failure in a Virginia hospital. Her ex-husband said the death occurred Wednesday. She recalled discovering the Portuguese water dog’s White House potential after Vicki Kennedy asked her to assess the puppy for a family with children.
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Oldest African American Woman dies at 113 in Shreveport
Mississippi Winn known as Sweetie dies at Magnolia Manor Nursing Home in Shreveport at age 113. Coroner investigator Mil ton Carroll withheld the cause of death. Winn was believed to be the oldest African American in the U S and one of the world’s oldest people per Gerontology Research Group and Guinness World Records.
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Time Warner Cable avoids TV blackout with Sinclair deal
Time Warner Cable reaches a deal in principle with Sinclair Broadcast Group hours before a deadline to prevent loss of Fox ABC and CBS stations in Columbus and Dayton. NBC stations would not be affected. Final agreement expected within seven days with possible signal swaps if needed.
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Wyoming debate simmers decades after fluoridation
Sheridan Wyoming wrestles with fluoridation after decades of anti fluoridation campaigns. The city revived fluoride in December amid plans to upgrade water plants. The federal agency suggested lowering fluoride levels sparking renewed activist energy and local debate.
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