Adelphia sale talks pit Comcast and Time Warner
Philadelphia and Time Warner are poised to bid to buy Adelphia Communications, aiming for about 14 to 18 billion dollars. Comcast and Time Warner, together since last fall, hope to win Adelphia’s 3.1 million cable subscribers, with bondholders seeking 7.4 billion. Officials declined to comment as the process remains confidential.
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Tsunami relief aids leave children healthier in Aceh camps
UNICEF says a month after the Aceh tsunami, aid such as rice noodles and powdered milk has kept many children in Lameh village camps from starving though malnutrition remains a risk. About 12.7 percent of 614 children ages 6 months to 5 years surveyed show inadequate protein intake, and diarrheal illness and fever are common.
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Bill to curb teen abortion options debates federal law
A heated week in Congress centers on a proposed federal bill to curb teen abortion options by requiring parental notification or consent. Advocates warn of dangerous consequences for abused teens while opponents fear state rights and potential enforcement gaps. Analysts note Republican support and uncertain Democratic response, with public polls showing mixed opinions on parental notification.
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School Breathalyzer Policy Considered by Long Island High Schools
Melville NY reports a plan to test students for alcohol use with breath analyzers after a wave of incidents. Sayville High School already used the policy in 1498 after party drinking left students hospitalized, prompting East Hampton to move toward a formal vote to authorize on-site testing at school events.
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Breath test required at Piedmont High dances since 1995
Randall Booker assistant principal at Piedmont High in the San Francisco Bay Area says students demanded help with unsafe dance environments. Breath-alcohol testers are now routine at dances. since 1995 the school board requires students to blow in a device before entry. No positives have been reported and attendance has risen.
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Hippos Likely Closest Relatives to Whales Say Scientists
A paleontologist team analyzed bones and teeth from 10 hippos, whales, pigs, and 22 fossil ancestors, arguing skull features link hippos most closely to whales rather than pigs. The study, to appear in Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences, notes shared traits with anthracotheres and suggests a semi aquatic common ancestor likely arose in southern Asia.
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