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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Apr 26, 2003

Page

8

Florida child welfare reform from Miami crisis focus

A year after Rilya Wilson vanished, Florida's child welfare agency reported ongoing problems in investigations and foster care in the Miami division. Secretary Jerry Regier described a crisis mentality, while a plan aims to refocus staff, improve oversight, and track children's medical and educational needs amid missing children cases and audits.

Miami Florida Rilya Wilson Department of Children & Families Jerry Regier Department Rilya Regex Kathleen Kearney Miami Dade Monroe Florida State University Institute For Health and Human Services the Families Reform Me Tallahasse DCF

Boston Teamster leader pleads guilty before trial

Boston area Teamsters Local 25 president George Cashman pleaded guilty to two conspiracy charges in a deal with prosecutors on the eve of his embezzlement trial. His co defendant William Carnes also pleaded guilty to four counts. The plea covers extorting 100000 from Cardinal Health and falsifying hours to collect over 72000 in health care benefits. sentencing set for August 7.

Boston Local Teamsters George Cashman Cashman Local 25 William Carnes Teamsters Douglas Woodlock John “Mick” Murray James “Whitey Bulger Thomas DiSilva DiSilva Cardinal Health William Weld Paul Cellucci

Western Washington rocked by 4.8 magnitude quake

A deep Olympic Mountains quake of preliminary magnitude 4.8 struck western Washington early Friday, felt across the Olympic Peninsula and Seattle. Seismologist Anthony Qamar said the depth limited damage, with a 2.9 aftershock about two hours later. The event, at 8 02 am PDT, linked to the same tectonic structure as the Feb 28 2001 Nisqually quake.

Port Angeles Wash Olympic Mountains Washington Olympic Peninsula Seattle Anthony Qamar Washington State Nisqually

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