Snow brings rare southern travels and school closings
Wet and slushy roads caused by snow spread across the South with Atlanta seeing up to 3 inches and Greenville, S.C. reporting slick streets. Schools closed in several states, flights delayed at Reagan National and Dulles, and power outages from an earlier ice storm continued as northern Georgia, the Carolinas, and parts of West Virginia faced frigid temps and more possible snow.
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Caffeine Linked to Higher Miscarriage Risk in Early Pregnancy
A Swedish U S study links caffeine intake to miscarriage risk, with five cups daily more than doubling risk. Researchers analyzed 562 pregnancies six to 12 weeks along, noting stronger Swedish coffee caffeine levels. The team led by Dr Sven Cnattingius urges limiting to about two American cups daily. FDA and March of Dimes endorse curtailing caffeine.
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Clinton shapes future plans and first lady says Senate term
President Clinton avoids running for major offices after leaving the White House and rules out New York mayoral, Arkansas or New York governor roles. He says Hillary will serve in the Senate, defends his impeachment stance, and notes Gingrich as a strong adversary. He recommends High Noon to Bush and reflects on Monica Lewinsky and public life.
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Coroner's office workers charged in dead theft ring
Sixteen people including ten morgue workers face charges for stealing from the dead and using credit cards, licenses, cash, and guns to buy about $90,000 in goods. The case spans charges against former supervisors investigators and forensic technicians.
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Hatch appears in Traffic amid violence and nudity dispute
Hollywood critic Hatch, senator Orrin Hatch of Utah, has a cameo in the Michael Douglas film Traffic, a controversial R rated drama applauded by critics for its anti drug message. He says the film shows the drug culture vividly and supports adult viewers learning what kids face.
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