Rerun actor Fred Berry dies at 52 in Los Angeles
Fred Berry best known as Rerun on What's Happening died at age 52 in his Los Angeles home reportedly of natural causes. Police said he had prior illness including a stroke and the county coroner investigated as friends recalled his drug past and later work as a minister.
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Niagara Falls survivor says leap was death wish
Kirk Jones 40 survived a Niagara Falls plunge and says life has much to offer after the fall. Authorities note a psychiatric evaluation and a videotape review while his family describes his mood as cheery from hospital care.
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Ferry captain again refuses to meet with investigators
New York city moves to fire Staten Island Ferry captain Michael Gansas after he again refuses to meet with federal investigators. NTSB seeks documents while his attorney cites medical trauma. Officials note critical need for the captain’s account to explain the Oct. 15 crash that killed 10 and injured many as the DA’s office probes.
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Heart recipient survives transplant after long recovery
Lynda, a Jackson High School graduate, endured a life threatening heart attack and bypass surgery. She faced a pulmonary embolism and kidney problems before a transplant at MUSC. Now recovering with lifelong rejection meds, she hopes to return to work and watch her three sons grow.
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Aiken jail funds hope to reduce overtime for officers
Jail officials announce $134000 in freed funds to ease overtime and grant officers days off. Sheriff Rowley says many have struggled to plan family time due to overtime. County administrator Killian notes funds will be allocated after current salaries and vacancies are covered, with staff training and other needs already underway.
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