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Pornography charges dismissed against parents
RICHMOND: A judge has dismissed child-pornography charges against a couple who mailed a photo postcard of their daughter with her genitals exposed, reports AP.
Madison District Judge John Paul Moore made the ruling just before jury selection was to begin Thursday tn the trial of David Greene, 40, and hts wife, Starna Hill. 44.
An Investigation began after Hill mailed a photo postcard of Greene and their 6-year-old daughter. Mira, to a friend.
Hill said she wasn't wearing her reading glasses and didn t notice her daughter’s nightgown wasn't covering her genitals. Had she noticed, she said, she wouldn't have mailed it
The picture was confiscated by Brad Reeves, the US postal Inspector In Cincinnati.. Authorities questioned the girl about p< ‘blc abuse and searched the family* writ seizing photo albums and videotape* picturing Mira
Greene and Hill arc now considering a lawsuit
The anguish this has cost our family and the damage of our reputations were not considered, said Greene, a physician
County Attorney Robert L Russell said law-enforcement officials were justified in investigating the couple, but he asked that the charge be dismissed after a social worker convinced him that Mira wasn't abused.
The child is a normal, happy and well-adjusted child, and the child enjoys a close and loving relationship with her par ents." Russell said In a statement
Largest bacteria in intestines of a fish
INDIANAPOLIS : The world's largest known bacteria — a million times larger than their average cousins - have been discovered In the Intestines of a .urgconftsh. reports AP
Only liny specks to the naked eye. the bacteria are behemoth* In the microbial world. Indiana University researcher* said Friday.
Epulopiscfum (chp yoo loh pec uhm). as the bacteria are known, could revolutionize thinking about how bacteria func tion. researchers said. Some of the one celled microorganisms cause diseases, while others are necessary for ferment* Bon.
"Bacteria have always been considered to be »tructuralfy simple basically bags of enzymes." raid Norman R Pace, the Indiana University biology professor who directed the research.
That mean* to us that bacterial ceil organization is much more complex. It’s not just a bunch of stun floating around tn a bag," he said.
The findings were presented Friday by university doctoral student Esther R Ange*i al the meeting of the American Society for Microbiology in New Ork-un*.
Street boy to attend
Earth Summit
NAIROBI: Sixteen-year old John Kabure share* a squalid sium shack with his family of nine. He has never been outside Nairobi, much less Africa, report* AP.
But next week John, who for yeur* scavenged food from garbage blns to survive, will Join world leader* at the Earth Summit in Rio de Janeiro.
He will represent the Mathare Youth Sport* Association, a group that clears garbage and drainage ditches a* well as playing soccer In Mathare Valley. ontTof Africa's largest and poorest slums.