Pa. mom's '76 case nearly over, mystery remains
Boston Globe Mon, 09 Feb 2009 02:29 AM PST
State police doubted the mother's story from the moment her 2-year-old son's body was found face-down in the creek that bubbles past the railroad trestle near their home. |
How Time Flies 02/09/09
The Pantagraph Mon, 09 Feb 2009 02:02 AM PST
How Time Flies for Feb. 9, 2009: 100 years ago Feb. 9, 1909: In the South Hill death of Mrs. Annie Coons, the coroner’s jury ruled death by heart disease. Her body was found in a coal shed. Suspect Rudy Wagner was set free. The autopsy confirmed heart disease, but there was no explanation how she ended up in the shed. |
By FRED BATISTE
Hammond Daily Star Mon, 09 Feb 2009 01:34 AM PST
The sweat beads into puddles and creeks along the body of Southeastern football lineman Ryan Anderson as the grunts of straining and the clanging of weights echo off the walls of the Old Men’s Gym. |
Female LTTE bomber blows herself up, 24 killed
rediff.com Mon, 09 Feb 2009 01:32 AM PST
The bomber, with explosives strapped on her body, blew herself up as she was to go through a checkpoint meant for Tamil civilians who have crossed over from rebel-held lines. his was the first major suicide attack in Sri Lanka in a month, though last week government forces claimed to have thwarted several such attempts on the battlefront near Mullaittivu. |
Once more than 200 pounds, trainer helps others get fit with exercise cards
Contra Costa Times Mon, 09 Feb 2009 01:10 AM PST
Lori Wengle has come by her credentials as a personal trainer through experience. In her transformation â€" from 242 pounds to 135 pounds, from weak to strong, from hiding her body to showing it off â€" Wengle also has discovered the inspiration for a new business. |
Stem cell aid lures patients abroad
Tulsa World Mon, 09 Feb 2009 00:37 AM PST
FORT WORTH, Texas â€" A quadriplegic since she was 14, Jessica Grimm learned long ago how to work around her body's limitations. She lives alone, uses a computer, has a job, even drives a car. |
Link between emotions and heart can cause cardiac problems
The Argus Leader Mon, 09 Feb 2009 00:04 AM PST
Taking time to calm down, relax and simply enjoy life can do more than soothe your frayed nerves or troubled mind - it may save your life. Emotional upheaval - whether in the form of stress, worry, depression or anger - can increase your risk of heart disease, heart attack and stroke, a growing body of research indicates. "The current evidence suggests that there is a link between negative ... |
Rwanda: Zone-V Team Hit By Injuries
AllAfrica.com Sun, 08 Feb 2009 23:49 PM PST
Kigali â€" THE local basketball governing body (Ferwaba) was left crestfallen yesterday after learning that two of eight foreign based players who have been summoned to the national team ahead of the upcoming Africa-Zone 5 basketball championship qualifiers have picked up injuries. |
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