Utah set to execute John Taylor by firing squad
Utah prepares for John Taylor to be executed by firing squad for the 1969 murder of Charla King. The plan renews debate over capital punishment as lawmakers consider abolishing the method while officials address logistics, safety and public image ahead of Utah’s centennial and 2002 Winter Olympics.
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Salt Lake City
John Albert Taylor
Charla King
Burt
Utah
Taylor
United States
Utah State Prison
Sheryl Allen
American Civil Liberties Union
Amnnesty International
Vatican
Amtrak TB scare prompts rider testing in Florida
Hundreds of passengers who rode Amtrak trains from Chicago to Florida over the weekend are urged to get tuberculosis tests after a coughing, blood showing rider traveled aboard the Capitol Limited and the Silver Star. Health officials say the man, treated in Florida, had active TB and that exposed travelers should be tested with a second test in about 10 weeks.
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Fort Lauderdale
Fla
Amtrak
Chicago
Florida
Capitol Limited
Washington, D.C
Silver Star
Miami
Debbie Hare
Harden
Hopped-up vaccine boosts TB immunity
Scientists report a recombinant BCG vaccine that dramatically boosts immune response in mice. Led by biologist Richard Young, the team inserts new genes to create a stronger booster to block drug resistant tuberculosis and potentially broaden protection to other diseases.
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Richard Young
Young
Engi
Rhode Island Oil Spill Reaches Millions in Losses
Coast Guard says salvage stopped flow from barge North Cape and 828000 gallons spilled are dissipating. Essex damaged while pumping oil. wind and contamination threaten Connecticut and Rhode Island coasts. Health officials halt lobsters and fishermen face multi million losses as Block Island Sound fishing is banned.
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Coast Guard
North Cape
Block Island Sound
Moonstone Beach
Essex
Connecticut
Rhode Island
Keeney
North Kingstown
R.I
Rare 1931 Bugatti Royale fetches 11 million bid in Scottsdale
Developer William Lyon from Orange County pushes a mint 1931 Bugatti Royale Type 41 Binder Coupe de Ville with 3800 miles toward a sale in Scottsdale. Barrett-Jackson partner Don Williams says circling bids persist but no deal yet amid a generally strong rare car market.
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Santa Ana
Calif
William Lyon
Orange County
Scottsdale
Don Williams
Williams
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