California paparazzi law targets private celebrity photos
California passed a civil action law to curb paparazzi by enabling lawsuits over private celebrity images. Gov Pete Wilson signed it amid examples of Pitt on a private beach and Madonna's 1985 wedding, highlighting privacy protections for celebrities and crime victims.
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Sean Penn
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Day care owner faces neglect charges over broken arms
In Gainesville, Bonding Babies day care run from a home was shut after three infants aged 11 to 13 months were found with deliberate arm fractures. Beverly Bonds, 32, faced neglect and child abuse charges as investigators said injuries were not accidental.
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Bonding Babies Daycare
Mader
Gainesville Sun
Tom Barnes
State Department of Children and Families
Prairie View Elementary School
Bonding Babies
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Harold Rogers
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Council condemns Kosovo atrocities
The United Nations Security Council condemned the Kosovo violence and urged Yugoslav President Slobodan Milosevic to investigate, identify, and punish those responsible. It called for immediate compliance with prior resolutions and warned against a major humanitarian catastrophe, without naming the Serbs specifically.
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U.N. Security Council
Kosovo
Slobodan Milosevic
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New pill fights gum disease gains FDA approval
Millions with advanced periodontitis gain access to Periostat the first prescription pill aimed at the disease. SUNY Stony Brook researchers found the drug slows gum and bone breakdown by suppressing a key enzyme. CollaGenex announced FDA approval with pharmacy availability within two months and a daily cost between $1 and $4.4. The ADA urged guarded optimism amid expectations of easier dental care.
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Washington
Sebastian Ciancio
American Academy of Periodontology
State University of New York
Buffalo
Suny’s
Lorne Golub
CollaGenex Pharmaceuticals
Food and Drug Administration
Three children die as ambulance runs red light
In New York a non emergency ambulance crashed into a car killing Damilola Morak seven and her brothers Olusegum five and Akintunde two. Their mother Angela Igwe Morak and sister Ibironke Morak nine were critically injured. Ambulance driver Anne Lamberson thirty four from Transcare was arrested on three counts of second degree manslaughter.
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New York
Nigeria
Damilola Morak
Olusegum Morak
Akintunde Morak
Angela Igwe Morak
Ibironke Morak
Kings County Hospital Center
Anne Lamberson
Transcare Ambulance Service
Thomas McGrath
Brooklyn
Moms Talked Safe Sex Cuts Teen Condom Use
A CDC study of 372 teens and mothers in New York Montgomery Alabama and San Juan finds teens who hear straight talk from moms about safe sex before first sex are three times more likely to use condoms at that first encounter and twenty times more likely to continue using condoms later Girls discuss condoms around ages 13 5 and 13 8 is the average age of first sex The authors fault abstinence only programs for leaving teens unprepared for protected sex and risky behavior.
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Kim Miller
Centers For Disease Control and Prevention
CDC
New York
Montgomery
Ala
San
Juan
Puerto Rico
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