Couple Awarded 150000 for Loss of Baby's Corpse
A Florida couple won 150000 in a civil suit claiming the hospitals and staff failed to preserve the premature infant Paul Brooks body after it was allegedly mishandled by the South Broward Hospitals District. The jury found the hospital responsible for the loss of their baby's remains and damages.
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Paul
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Brooks
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Hon Day
Spital
Sal Mudano
South Broward
Indy District
Brooks J
Chiisi
Nixon Still Owns Rebozo Bank Certificate Worth $100,000
Washington AP reports President Nixon continues to own a $100,000 certificate of deposit opened Sept 8 1968 at a bank led by friend C G Rebozo. Sources say the six month CD renewed periodically since 1969. Court and bank records tie the funds to Nixon via Rebozo, with details disclosed amid investigations and prior asset sales.
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Bebe" Rebosa
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Richard Gerstein
Dade Couny
Fla
New York City
Fisher's
Convict Withdraws From College Presidency Search
Vincent A. McCrosse, once a finalist for Mankato State College president, was removed after officials learned he is serving an 18 month forgery sentence in Lewisburg PA. He had submitted his application July 17 and the committee uncovered his imprisonment during reference checks.
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Minn
Mankato State College
State College
G. Theodore Mitat
Vinecent A. McCrosse
U. S
Lewisburg
McCrossen
Pittsburgh
Egyptian temple scribe Monabarm wrote early arithmetic handbooks
An ancient Egyptian scribe named Monabarm authored three arithmetic handbooks on papyrus nearly 4,000 years old. They contain fractions, linear measurements, and taste zeometer references, illustrating early numerical methods and measurement practices.
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Monabarm
White House denies recording tapes in Watergate probe
AP reporting that the White House says no tape recording exists that would disclose Watergate contents. Rufus Edmisten claims Nixon listened to tapes and that a draft tape was prepared for court. Gerald Warren rebukes Edmisten as misleading and questions his homework.
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UB workers elect first union delegates since 1999
UB workers at the university voted to elect nine union delegates, the first chosen by UB employees since 1999. Delegates include Herbert Morris Matthew Slayton Kenneth Shain for the housekeeping group and George Mullord Jr Joseph Sperandeo for maintenance plus Marvin MacKenzie for the dining staff. Two more delegates from Marina dining hall and the Student Center will be named soon.
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Chosing Lpeal
George Mullord Jr
Joseph Sperandeo
Marvin MacKenzie
Topless Tops Beach draws tourists to Sydney coast
Sydney plans to draw 100,000 tourists with a beach policy allowing topless swimsuits. The resort town, near Coffs Harbour, seeks attention as it becomes known for a banana-growing region and a new topless beach draw.
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