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U.S. News // 1 decade ago

Illinois woman killed in fall from horse

An Illinois woman died when she fell from a horse and hit her head on a concrete footing, authorities said Tuesday.

Health News // 1 decade ago

Facing genetic defect, many reject testing

People facing possible genetic defects "avoid pregnancy" rather than undergo prenatal testing, a British researcher says.

Entertainment News // 1 decade ago

De Palma to direct 'Boston Stranglers'

U.S. director Brian De Palma has signed on to direct the big-screen adaptation of Susan Kelly's non-fiction book "The Boston Stranglers."

Odd News // 1 decade ago

New York woman drives like a maniac

A wild night left a Farmingdale, N.Y., woman charged with second degree assault, criminal mischief, DUI and leaving the scene of multiple accidents.

Entertainment News // 1 decade ago

Former rock star running for Congress

The 1979s rocker who flipped when President Bush used his hit "Still the One" without permission wants New York voters to choose him as "The One."

Defense News // 1 decade ago

Analysis: Lawmakers press U.S. on Taylor

U.S. lawmakers called on Nigeria Wednesday to turn over former Liberian President Charles Taylor to a U.N.-backed Special Court for war crimes in Sierra Leone b

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Prenatal testing procedures -- to detect genetic conditions or fetal anomalies -- were perceived by many parents as presenting rather than resolving risks
Facing genetic defect, many reject testing Feb 13, 2009

Susan Kelly (born February 15, 1938 in Oklahoma) is an American model and actress. She is best known for being Playboy magazine's Playmate of the Month for its May 1961 issue. Her centerfold was photographed by Frank Bez.

Susan is of Cherokee, French and Irish ancestry. She studied education at the University of Oklahoma and became an English teacher.

She later pursued a brief acting career, after being discovered by producer Albert Zugsmith.

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