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Doug Carter, twice sentenced to die, steps out from behind bars in Utah thanks to DNA analysis By (opens the original)
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For most of his life, Douglas Stewart Carter has been confined to a Utah prison cell. On a misty evening and at 71 years old, he emerged free of shackles or guards Monday, with his time on death row now behind him. As he strode out of the Utah County Jail, Carter smiled and pushed a cart full of belongings he amassed over 40 years in state custody â a pillow and boxes of legal documents charting his efforts to prove heâs not guilty of murdering a Provo grandmother in her home in 1985. Those
Rep. Mike Kennedy, a doctor, says the nation doesn’t need a surgeon general - North Country Now (opens the original)
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In a wide-ranging forum Tuesday, Utah Rep. Mike Kennedy said he sees promise for enhanced use of artificial intelligence in medicine and believes states, not the federal government, should have broad authority over matters of public health and disease control. Kennedy, a first-term Republican congressman representing Utah’s current 3rd Congressional District, made the comments in a Q&A session hosted by the University of Utah’s Hinckley Institute of Politics and the conservative Sutherland Insti
Rep. Mike Kennedy, a doctor, says the nation doesn’t need a surgeon general - Shelbyville Times-Gazette (opens the original)
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In a wide-ranging forum Tuesday, Utah Rep. Mike Kennedy said he sees promise for enhanced use of artificial intelligence in medicine and believes states, not the federal government, should have broad authority over matters of public health and disease control. Kennedy, a first-term Republican congressman representing Utah’s current 3rd Congressional District, made the comments in a Q&A session hosted by the University of Utah’s Hinckley Institute of Politics and the conservative Sutherland Insti
Rep. Mike Kennedy, a doctor, says the nation doesn’t need a surgeon general (opens the original)
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In a wide-ranging forum Tuesday, Utah Rep. Mike Kennedy said he sees promise for enhanced use of artificial intelligence in medicine and believes states, not the federal government, should have broad authority over matters of public health and disease control. Kennedy, a first-term Republican congressman representing Utahâs current 3rd Congressional District, made the comments in a Q&A session hosted by the University of Utahâs Hinckley Institute of Politics and the conservative Sutherland
Doug Carter, twice sentenced to die, steps out from behind bars in Utah thanks to DNA analysis - Shelbyville Times-Gazette (opens the original)
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For most of his life, Douglas Stewart Carter has been confined to a Utah prison cell. On a misty evening and at 71 years old, he emerged free of shackles or guards Monday, with his time on death row now behind him. As he strode out of the Utah County Jail, Carter smiled and pushed a cart full of belongings he amassed over 40 years in state custody — a pillow and boxes of legal documents charting his efforts to prove he’s not guilty of murdering a Provo grandmother in her home in 1985. Those effo
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