Barbara Seaman, 72, Dies; Cited Risks of the Pill
Dog Flu Diet and Diseases
New York Times -
By MARGALIT FOX Barbara Seaman, a writer and patients’ rights advocate who was one of the first people to bring the issue of women’s reproductive health to wide public attention, died on Wednesday at her home in Manhattan.
Advocate for Women's Health Care,
Barbara Seaman, 72; Pioneer In Women's Health Movement
Entries from February 2008
Barbara Seaman, 72; author sparked modern women's health movement - Los Angeles Times
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Sun glistens as Kyle Busch takes pole at Las Vegas - USA Today
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Sun glistens as Kyle Busch takes pole at Las Vegas
Racing Milestones
USA Today -
By Nate Ryan, USA TODAY LAS VEGAS - Kyle Busch is at a loss for words trying to explain his blazing start to the 2008 NASCAR season.
Kyle Busch gets around faster
Busch brings hot streak home to Las Vegas with pole-winning run
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Union: USDA places 2 federal inspectors on leave over beef recall (North County Times)
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LOS ANGELES — The U.S. Department of Agriculture has suspended at least two federal meat inspectors following the largest beef recall in the nation’s history, a union head said Friday.
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Final order banning climbing at Tahoe rock formation issued (North County Times)
February 29th, 2008 · No Comments
RENO, Nev. — The U.S. Forest Service has issued a final order banning rock climbing at Lake Tahoe’s Cave Rock, ending more than a decade of legal battles.
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John Wooden hospitalized after fall - Los Angeles Times
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John Wooden hospitalized after fall
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Los Angeles Times -
Legendary UCLA basketball coach John Wooden fell in his Encino condominium Thursday night and suffered a hairline fracture of his left wrist and a fracture to his left collarbone.
John Wooden falls, fractures wrist and collarbone
Wooden hospitalized after fall
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