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Inmate to Get 1-Drug, Slower Execution

If his execution proceeds as planned, condemned killer Kenneth Biros will become the first person in the country put to death with a single dose of an intravenous anesthetic instead of the usual three-drug process. Biros will likely die more slowly than inmates put to death with the usual method.
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22,723 Pounds of Beef Recalled

A California company recalls more than 20,000 pounds of beef amid concerns the meat is linked to two cases of salmonella, federal officials say. The Fresno-based Beef Packers Inc. is pulling products produced Sept. 23 with the establishment number "EST. 31913" printed on case code labels.
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Writings of Alleged Kidnapper Scrutinized

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Missing DNA May Promote Child Obesity

British researchers say missing DNA may be to blame for severe obesity in some children. A study on 300 obese children finds evidence that the lack of certain chunks of DNA may promote extreme weight gain.
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Gates: US in Afghanistan for 2 to 4 Years

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Defense Secretary Robert Gates says U.S. troops will likely stay in Afghanistan for two to four more years. He says the United States will bring the number of troops down steadily, similar to what officials have done in Iraq.
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Salahis Accused of Bouncing $24K Check

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