History crumbles underfoot. Shoes crunch down upon Africa's Middle Ages. Doctors say she is the second-smallest premature infant to survive. Delivered July 26 by Caesarean section, more than three months early because of problems with mother Jeanne Roskin's pregnancy, the baby weighed just 11.5 ounces and was 10 inches long. It's all about doubt.
Some philosophers call doubt the beginning of wisdom.
Pragmatic criminal defense lawyers know it as the seed from which victory springs. There is trouble in paradise. Investigators combed through the wreckage of a crashed U.S. Air Force radar plane Saturday to try to discover what caused it to plunge to earth after takeoff, killing all 24 people aboard. Jerry Brown, a spokesman for Elmendorf Air Force base near Anchorage, the site of Friday's accident. Some reports said the crash may have been caused by a flock of Canada geese being sucked into one of the plane's engines.