Indictments returned in seven
Indictments returned in seven cases by grand jury (Mount Vernon News)
MOUNT VERNON Indictments were returned in seven cases Monday by a Knox County grand jury for various felony crimes. According to Knox County Prosecutor John Thatcher, Robert E. Goudy , 36, Mount Vernon, is charged with felony domestic violence and intimidation of a law enforcement officer.
Local Briefs (Norwich Bulletin)
NORWICH -- United Community & Family Services Inc. is offering preventive dental services in the Norwich, Ledyard, Montville, Griswold, Preston, Voluntown, Sprague and Groton public schools and the Norwich Free Academy and the Integrated Day Charter School.
TRUSTEES SET SUPERINTENDENT GOALS (Tyler Morning Telegraph)
New performance goals set by Tyler Independent School District trustees for Superintendent Dr. David Simmons continue to hold him responsible for guiding the district to a higher state accountability rating, with special emphasis on increasing achievement of high school students.
Local Briefs (Norwich Bulletin)
HARTFORD -- The AARP Connecticut, Center for Medicare Advocacy and Connecticut Association of Area Agencieswill urge lawmakers today to restore funds to the state's ConnPACE and Medicaid prescription drug program.
Taking A Bite Out Of The Problem: Researchers Devise Dinosaur Classification Method (Science Daily)
Josh Smith, PhD, assistant professor of earth and planetary sciences at Washington University in St. Louis, has concocted a mathematical scheme for identifying dinosaurs based upon measurements of their copious Mesozoic dental droppings. His method could help paleobiologists identify and reconstruct the lives of the creatures that roamed our terra firma many millions of years ago.
Defense fingers other inmates (Casper Star-Tribune)
LANDER -- A defense attorney for an inmate charged with killing a nurse at the Wyoming Honor Farm on Monday identified four other inmates as suspects, saying that police concluded too quickly that her client was the prime suspect.
Mother: Nurse felt threatened (Casper Star-Tribune)
LANDER -- A day before she was killed last year, Wyoming Honor Farm nurse Tammy Watts was worried because an inmate kept showing up at sick call and had been passing her notes, her mother testified Tuesday.
Heavy Metals in Tibetan Medicine: dilemma or a magical remedy (Phayul)
Gone are the days when people asked the very meaning of Tibetan or Tibet before they tried to know about Tibetan Medicine. Tibetan culture has caught the pulse of people all around the world and so has the Tibetan healing science.
Crime Stoppers: 2004 Death Of Gina Muir (The Chattanoogan)
This week s Crime Stoppers is a follow up feature on the death of 36-year-old Ooltewah resident Gina Muir. Around 9:30 on Saturday evening, Nov. 20, 2004 the skeletal remains of a female were discovered in a vacant lot off an alley near East Main Street and Mitchell Avenue.
SC summons officials for irregularities in medical entry test (Daily Times)
ISLAMABAD: The Supreme Court on Thursday directed the secretaries of provincial health and the Pakistan Medical and Dental Council (PMDC) to appear in court in a case of alleged irregularities in the conduct of the entry test for medical colleges of the Punjab province.
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