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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Mar 28, 1999

Page

12

Inflammation signals higher stroke risk linked to plaque

Inflammation detected by C reactive proteins may mark higher stroke risk over years. Studies from Honolulu Heart Program and Framingham follow diverse groups show elevated protein levels tied to increased cardiovascular outcomes, though inflammation itself is not proven to trigger events. Researchers note inheritance patterns and the potential future use in risk assessment and treatment.

Orlando, Fla American Heart Association Lewis H. Kuller University of Pittsburgh Jess David Curb University of Hawaii Honolulu Peter Wilson Framingham Boston James Pankow University of North Carolina

Angel of Death faces first lawsuit in court

A wrongful death suit was filed in Superior Court by the estate and heirs of John N. Schwartz against Efren Saldivar and Glendale Adventist Medical Center. Schwartz died May 31, 1998 at the Glendale hospital while Saldivar was on duty. The case alleges negligent infliction of emotional distress though no charges have been filed. Saldivar, dubbed the Angel of Death, has been fired but not charged.

Los Angeles Efren Saldivar John N. Schwartz Glendale Adventist Medical Center Hospital Salvidor

Ex-convict held on weapons count in O'Hair case

Gary P. Karr 50 of Novi Michigan ordered held on a federal weapons charge after FBI police search found two loaded handguns and court papers in his apartment. In Austin David Waters former office manager for O Haire convicted in 1995 of theft $54 000 faced arrest after 119 rounds of ammunition were found in his apartment.

San Antonio Michigan Madalyn Murray O’hair Gary P. Karr Novi, Mich FBI Detroit David Waters Austin Waters O'Hair O’hair

Young Nepali climber aims to be Everest youngest

Arvin Timilsina a 15 year old from Pokhara left for the Everest region with three Sherpa guides and climbing gear. The group aims to reach base camp at 17 500 feet next weekend and establish camps on the way to the 29 028 foot peak, planning a mid May final assault. JANESVILLE Wis AP The van driver Jeremy Holmes 20 faces seven counts of negligent vehicular homicide and five counts of causing great bodily harm after a crash killed seven youths.

Katmandu Nepal Mt. Everest Arvin Timilsina Pokhara Lukla Timitsina Janesville Wis Jeremy Holmes

Clintons Highlight Chelsea On Africa Spring Break

Hillary Clinton tells of a Tunisian widow who built a carpet business for six daughters and funded college, while Chelsea, 19, accompanies her mother through Northern Africa. Chelsea’s quiet poise contrasts with a year of White House scandal as reporters note her guarded public presence and private moments with fans and a shy Moroccan student.

Tunis Tunisia Hillary Rodham Clinton Clinton White House Chelsea Clinton Africa Cairo Hosni Mubarak Clintons’ Service Chelsea Luxor Valley of the Kings El-Djem Kairouan Stanford University Hillary Clinton Clintons Marsha Berry People Magazine Air Force Berry Asia sub-Saharan Africa Morocco Naima Nuari

After Kevorkian, the assisted death debate faces a void

Detroit AP reports Dr. Jack Kevorkian faces prison after a second-degree murder verdict for assisting Lou Gehrig’s patient Thomas Youk to die. Prosecutors seek 10 to 25 years. defense hopes for probation or appeal. Observers warn the debate will linger despite his departure.

Detroit Jack Kevorkian Kevorkian Lou Gehrig 60 Minutes Ed Pierce Michigan Diane Coleman Patrick Pollock Thomas Youk Dan Lemisch Youk Jack Lessenberry Oakland Press Pontiac Oakland County Circuit Court Jessica Cooper David Gorosh Gorosh Supreme Court Oregon CBS

Feast of Sacrifice marked by hajj pilgrims in Mecca

About two million Muslims endured 106 degree heat at Mina and Mecca as they performed the stoning ritual and Tawaf, returning to Mecca for Eid al Adha. Pilgrims and others worldwide observed the three day holiday with animal sacrifices and prayers.

Mina Saudi Arabia Mecca Grand Mosque Abraham Ibrahim

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