Couple in New York charged with killing infants and burying them in cement
Police say Stacy DeBeer and husband Brian killed two infants in 1996 and 2003 and hid the bodies in pails and a garden shed. DeBeer, arraigned without bail, faces up to life in prison. her husband is charged with hindering prosecution. Neighbors call the case shocking and disturbing.
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Stacy ‘DeBeer
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Brian DeBeer
Farmington
New York
Wayne Ciluffo
DeBeers
Canadace
R. Michael Tantillo
College paper sparks ethics debate at LIU Brooklyn
A campus newspaper story on LIU Brooklyn that exposed student body president Abdel Alibala’s grades triggered university sanctions, a debate over privacy and journalistic ethics, and potential federal confidentiality concerns. Faculty advisers and administrators clash with the paper’s editors as the Polk Awards link looms large.
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Society of Professional Journalists
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Western Kentucky University
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Robert Spector
Justin Grant
Seawanhaka
Abdel Alibala
Alibala
Grant
Alilea
Alitea
Associated Press
Mike Bush
Gale Stevens Haynes
Haynes
Grandmothers boost kids well being in new study
A joint Finnish Canadian study argues grandmothers raise grandchildren’s survival and boost their own children's reproductive success. Data show extra grandchildren per decade after age 50 and earlier, healthier childrearing when grandmothers live nearby, from Turku and Chicoutimi registers.
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Finland
Nature
Mirkka Lahdenpera
University of Turku
Turku
University of Quebec At
Chicoutimi
Saguenay
Lutheran Church
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