Dino dung hints T rex bones diet in coprolite find
Scientists report a 17 by 5 by 6 inch coprolite from Saskatchewan linked to Tyrannosaurus rex, containing juvenile dinosaur bone fragments. The giant fossil suggests T rex may have crushed bones before swallowing, challenging views that meat-eaters gulped bone chunks whole.
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New York
Saskatchewan
Canada
Thomas Holtz Jr
University of Maryland
Gregory Erickson
Stanford University
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Timothy Tokaryk
Nature
Secret Service testifying bid in Lewinsky case challenged
Justice Department sought to overturn a ruling forcing Secret Service officers to testify before a federal grand jury in the Monica Lewinsky matter. The brief argued that even brief privacy gaps could endanger a president, citing risks from proximity to protectors and the need for agents to be in position to act. Starr seeks testimony from White House agents and a Service lawyer amid questions about Clinton Lewinsky encounters.
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Starr
Timothy McCarthy
Ronald Reagan
Architect cleared in Cunanan killings linked to Trail
Police and prosecutors said architect David Madson did not aid Andrew Cunanan in the April 1997 killing of Jeffrey Trail in Minneapolis. Madson was found dead days later. investigators closed the Trail case and cleared Madson, whose parents expressed relief. The cross country rampage culminated with Gianni Versace's death in July.
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Andrew Cunanan
Cunanan
David Madson
Jeffrey Trail
Madson
Trail
David
Howard Madson
Barron
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Madsons
Twin Cities
Miami Beach
Couple of AP finders wed after Mall of America court tie
Anthropology student David Weinlick and Elizabeth Runze, both 28, married at the Mall of America in Bloomington after an hour trial court. They only now filed for a license with a five day waiting period, expecting the marriage to be legally binding early next week.
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David Weinlick
Elizabeth Runze
Mall of America
Bloomington
Gore calls for universal health care quality standards plan
Vice President Al Gore announced a public private effort to create a single set of basic quality standards for health programs. The report cites 180000 preventable hospital deaths annually and notes widespread underuse and overuse including low beta blocker use after heart attacks, excessive antibiotic prescriptions for colds, and 16 percent of hysterectomies as unnecessary.
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al Gore
America
Department of Health and Human Service
Ust Eest
Gore
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