Hospital report cites grotesque organ stripping at Liverpool Childrens
A government inquiry found that at the Royal Liverpool Children’s Hospital doctors removed hearts brains eyes and heads from thousands of dead children without parental consent. The hospital apologized and pledged suspensions while families demand direct apologies and questions remain on possible prosecutions and license revocation for Dick Van Velzen.
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Dick van Velzen
Royal Liverpool Children’s Hospital
Pakistan joins relief efforts in quake struck India
Pakistan set aside its rivalry and joined relief operations in western India after the earthquake. Debris clearing used heavy equipment and explosives signaling slim survival chances past 100 hours. Officials report 7148 bodies with wide death toll estimates from 15000 to 100000. Aid flowed from the United States Denmark and Pakistan with tents blankets and a mobile hospital.
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Hijacker Forces Plane to Fly to Bogota in Colombian Rebel Area
A gunman, identified as a leftist guerrilla, commandeered a Satena passenger aircraft with over 30 aboard in San Vicente del Caguan and forced it to fly to Bogota. An air force officer said a passenger with appendicitis was allowed to disembark after landing as authorities monitored via radio.
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Judges to issue verdict in Pan Am 103 bombing trial today
Families of 270 victims rush to CAMP ZEIST as Scottish judges prepare to issue a verdict in the Libyan bombing case. After 85 days of hearings, the panel may ease West Libya tensions and sanctions against Col. Muammar Gaddafi's regime. The nine month trial names Abdel Basset Ali al Megrahi and Lama Khalifa Mahnah as alleged bomb operators.
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Notable 17th to 20th Century Events On This Day
A chronology marks events on this date including Guy Fawkes's 1606 execution, Schubert's 1797 birth, Lee named generals in 1865, unrestricted submarine warfare in 1917, FDR's 1934 gold devaluation, Kwajalein invasion 1944, These Are My Children soap debut 1949, hydrogen bomb program 1950, and Explorer 1 Space Age launch 1958.
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