Gardnerville Tot Pulled From Icy Canal In Critical Condition
A 19 month old boy named Stephen Edmonds was rescued after 20 to 25 minutes underwater in an icy canal near Gardnerville Nevada. He was flown to Washoe Medical Center in Reno and remains comatose and in critical condition as doctors assess potential brain damage from oxygen loss.
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Gardnerville
Nev
Stephen Edmonds
Washoe Medical Center
Reno
Here
Sylvia Terrell
Edmonds
Jack Bulavsky
Bulavsky
Santa Hats Prompt Suspensions at Okonite Plant
Ed Reilly of The Okonite Co. received a suspension for wearing a Santa Claus hat at work, joining about 120 other workers in a holiday headgear protest. Some employees sang Jingle Bells at a rally outside the central New Jersey plant.
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North Brunswick
N.J
Ed Reilly
The
Okonite Co
Reilly
Electrical Cable Company
New Jersey
Cool Air Returns With Midweek Sunshine
A cool airmass moves in with tonight's low in the mid 30s. Wednesday brings fair skies and a high in the mid 60s. Details appear on Page 6A.
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Arthur J. Blanks
Leesville
Benjamin F. Bohler Jr
North Augusta
Alonzo Butler
Hempstead
N.Y
Ada M. Cannon
Joey B. Floyd
Augusta
Helen M. Gould
Aiken
Eva D. Monday
Benjamin H. Reese
Frank E. Urban
Final Touches Put On Budget
Congress sent a deficit reduce package to President Reagan after a tense battle. The Senate approved a 17.6 billion tax and savings bill 61-28 and the House passed it 237-181. The $600 billion spending bill followed 209-208 in the House and 59-30 in the Senate to fund federal agencies for 1988.
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Washington
Congress
Reagan
Wall Street
Senate
House
SRP Waste Improvement Praised by AP and EPA
The Energy Department's Savannah River Plant received EPA praise for improved compliance with the RCRA rules, with officials noting better hazardous waste handling. The report also cited concerns over groundwater monitoring in seepage basins and the Mixed Waste Management Facility, while SRP gains state approval to install more monitoring wells.
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Energy Department
Savannah River
Environmental Protection Agency
EPA
Department
SRP
RCRA
DOE
Steve Wright
South Carolina
Three Get Convictions In Howard Beach Case
Three white teen agers were convicted of manslaughter and assault in the Howard Beach attack that killed Michael Griffith, with a fourth youth acquitted of all charges and two others acquitted of related counts. The verdict followed an emotional courtroom session.
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Howard Beach
New York
America
Queens
Cedric Sandiford
Jean Griffith
Sandiford
Michael Griffith
Michael Pirone
Scientist urges SRP workers to form own firm
Savannah River Laboratory associate John Suich proposes employees create an employee owned company to operate the defense facility, asking Du Pont Co. workers to mail ballots and supply names and badge numbers to gauge serious support as Du Pont plans to exit SRP after 40 years.
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Savannah River
du Pont
John Suich
Savannah River Laboratory
Aiken
Augusta
Saich
Suich
du Pont Co
Bugs Bunny
SRP
Holiday blues during a family focused season
The article notes that holiday low mood is real and debilitating, often triggered by the emphasis on family during November and December. It cites doctors and data, warning the condition should not be ignored, with Elvis as a cultural reference to seasonal sadness.
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Elvis Presley
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