Dems clash over health care and Iraq in New Hampshire
Democratic contenders debated Iraq policy and national health care in Manchester. Edwards warned against leadership versus legislation and pressed rivals on withdrawal timetables while Obama and Clinton defended their records. Biden Richardson Kucinich outlined broader policy aims for early presidency.
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Man wakes from 19 year coma in Poland
Jan Grzebski, a rail worker, awoke after 19 years in a coma to a transformed Poland. His wife Gertruda described her care during the long period and his first impressions of the new democracy and markets, noting bright streets and abundant goods.
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Drug shows promise in treating liver cancer patients
A multinational trial of 602 patients with advanced liver cancer finds sorafenib, taken as two tablets daily, improves survival. On average patients lived 10.7 months versus 7.9 to 8 months for placebo, a roughly 44 percent or three month advantage, with some sorafenib patients still alive.
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Informants help quell JFK airport terror plot
A convicted drug dealer cooperating with authorities provided critical insights into a planned jet fuel pipeline bombing tied to Russell Defreitas. The informant traveled with suspects, met Defreitas in 2006, and highlighted ties to the Jamaat al Muslimeen in Trinidad.
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States regulate rogue breeding amid cruelty cases in US
Bob Baker, an ASPCA investigator, cites extreme abuses from Missouri and South Dakota breeders and notes growing legislative action. Nebraska passed a law increasing kennel inspectors from one to four and requiring preopening inspections after a Dawson County dog rescue. Puppy lemon laws exist in 16 states with four more considering them. California weighs mandatory spay neuter for pets over four months unless a breeding license is held.
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Khadr to face U S military court for Afghan grenade attack
Omar Khadr, now 20, is arraigned at Guantanamo on charges he murdered a U S Special Forces medic during an Afghanistan firefight as a 15 year old. International experts say he was a child soldier and question the war crimes case.
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