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This spring, stories relat- ed to health care will be featured. In March 2019, at 20 years old, Marilyn Palomino was diagnosed with a form of cancer typically found in women triple her age. abdomen felt dull and sharp at Woman beats cancer in spite of medical debt crisis Mesgana Waiss Muncie Star Press USA TODAY NETWORK Marilyn Palomino plays her flute at Indiana Tech. This photo was taken months before her uterine sarcoma diagnosis, a disease that affects 50,000 women in the US each year, according to Johns Hopkins Medicine. PHOTO PROVIDED BY MARILYN PALOMINO FOR THE STAR PRESS See SURVIVOR, Page 2A MUNCIE, Ind.
A Muncie woman is suspected of burglarizing a house on the southwest side and striking the homeowner when he confronted her. Haley Jo Dixon, 30, was arrested Sun- day on preliminary counts of burglary re- sulting in bodily injury, battery and pos- session of meth. City police reported they were called to a report of a break-in at a home along South Phillip Drive on Sunday afternoon. The homeowner reported he found a woman, later as Dixon, in his driveway when he returned home from visiting his grandchildren. She reportedly claimed a set of golf clubs she had observ- ed on the back porch belonged to her boyfriend.
According to an the home- owner after noticing that a door to his house was open grabbed the backpack, and told her she could have it back once police arrived. The man said Dixon punched him in the face before running away. She was caught a short time later by city reporting a plastic bag containing meth in the backpack The Muncie woman continued to be held in the Delaware County Jail on Wednesday under a $30,000 bond. The Delaware County will determine whether formal charges will be in the case. See CRIME, Page 2A Police: Muncie woman burglarized home, punched homeowner Douglas Walker Muncie Star Press USA TODAY NETWORK NASHVILLE, Tenn.
A new poll by a First Amendment advocacy group shows a majority of Americans believe their freedom of expression is under in- creasing peril, with respondents equally fearful of the ability of President Joe Bi- den and former President Donald Trump to defend their First Amendment rights. The Foundation for Individual Rights and Expression, known as FIRE, is part- nering with the Polarization Research Lab, a research and data organization documenting the partisan divide, to survey in the state of the First Amendment. According to the results, of re- spondents had at that Biden would protect their First Amendment rights, while an- swered that they had full he would. Respondents were only slightly less trusting of Trump, with stating they had no in his ability to protect the First Amendment, and saying they had Meanwhile, of respondents also believe the nation is headed in the Poll shows that people are distrustful on free speech When asked how often colleges and universities should take a stance on a political issue, of respondents said never, while said sometimes. The poll was taken before protests on college campuses over the Israel-Hamas war began.
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