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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 28, 2007
Page
3
A Monday with partial sunshine gave way to a cooler Tuesday with a chance of rain. In weather history, March 28, 1945 saw an early heat wave push temperatures into the 90s from Maryland to Rhode Island, while a cold spell affected the region 24 years earlier.
Shawn Bridges, an 85-year-old former trucker who chronicled his meth descent in the 29 minute No More Sunsets, died at a Cape Girardeau hospital. His film drew international attention and his family notes his heart damage from meth and years of use. His father Jack Bridges emphasized the goal of warning others about meth’s harms.
The Supreme Court limited awards for whistle blowers in a False Claims Act case stemming from environmental cleanup at Rocky Flats near Denver. James Stone, who exposed fraud by Rockwell International, could have claimed up to a $1 million share but was denied due to lack of direct knowledge. The ruling, seen as a win for government contractors, may deter future whistle-blowers despite government gains from penalties.
Researchers report sons born to women who ate beef during pregnancy show a 425 percent drop in normal sperm counts and triple the risk of fertility problems. Hormones used to fatten cattle, including synthetic steroids, may underlie the effect, with possible broader impacts on daughters' puberty and growth as experts weigh the findings.
Senate Judiciary panel pressed FBI Director Robert Mueller on keeping Patriot Act authority to gather phone, email and financial data without a judge's approval amid inspector general findings of 48 violations and up to 3,000 unreported incidents. Specter and Leahy urged reforms and consideration of a separate domestic intel agency like MI-5.
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