Schizophrenic genius charged in girlfriend’s murder
Michael Laudor, 35, a lawyer once profiled for his battle with schizophrenia and tied to Hollywood tales, was arrested for stabbing his pregnant girlfriend Caroline Costello, 37, to death in Hastings on Hudson. He surrendered after fleeing to Cornell University’s upstate campus.
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Hollywood
Michael Lauder
Upstate
Cornell University
Hastingson-Hudson
New York City
Jeanine Pirro
Lauder
Caroline Costello
New York Times
Dan
Upstate New York
Graduation party shootings leave teens dead in California
In San Bernardino a 19 year old, Donnie Estrada, was arrested after a high school graduation party turned deadly. A teenage couple died and two others were wounded when a guest asked to leave opened fire outside a home. another fatal stabbing occurred at a South San Gabriel graduation party leaving three wounded.
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Calif
South
San Gabriel
W.D. Smith
Donnie Estrada
Smith
Estrada
Los Angeles
House OKs probe into satellite policy
The House voted 409 to 10 to authorize a nine member committee to probe Clinton era satellite export policy and its potential effect on U S national security. Republicans pressed for accountability while Democrats warned against overreaching investigations and high costs.
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House Oks
Washington
House of Representatives
Clinton
House
China
$15 Million Claim Filed Against McDougal Estate
The Small Business Administration filed a 15 million dollar claim against James McDougal's estate in Clark County Probate Court. McDougal died in a federal medical prison at 57 after a fraud and conspiracy conviction. FTC and FDIC claims arise from a 1987 court order. royalties from a posthumous Arkansas Mischief book may fund payments.
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Arkadelphia, Ark
The
Small Business Administration
Whitewater
James McDougal
Clark County
McDougal
Claudia Riley
Bob Riley
Todd Turner
Federal Deposit Insurance Corp
U.S
George Howard Jr
Turner
Arkansas
Study links chemical stress response to hypertension in blacks
In Dallas, researchers report healthy blacks show weaker reaction than whites to nitric oxide, a chemical aiding blood vessel relaxation under stress. The small study suggests a physiological difference that may help explain higher, earlier, and more severe hypertension among blacks, though more research is needed.
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Sion
American Heart Association
Julio A. Panza
National Heart, Lung and Blood Institute
Panza
Roxanne Rodney
University of Maryland
Elijah Saunders
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Bria
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