Feller praised as Iowa's greatest baseball gift and Criner stance questioned
The piece lauds Bob Feller as Iowa's top MLB figure while critiquing Coach Jim Criner at Iowa State for dismissing Robbie Minor. It notes Gooden’s rise, Feller's WW II service, and calls for Criner's firing after a disputed reinstatement ruling.
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Million-dollar lottery winner charged with theft in New York
Stephen Francis, 36, who won $1,001,942 in November 1982, is indicted on second degree grand larceny for allegedly stealing $6,260 from his sister and brother-in-law's Spring Valley convenience store. He tampered with a cash register to hide half the receipts while full totals were logged elsewhere. If convicted, winnings may be held in escrow until release.
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Pact to give Ireland advisory role in Northern Ireland
The proposed power sharing pact would grant the Republic of Ireland an advisory position in governing Northern Ireland and faces mixed prospects with about a 50 percent chance of passage. The plan awaits review by British and Irish cabinets.
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Emerson Martin: Iowa's first heart transplant recipient thrives
Three months after surgery Emerson Martin, 26, Iowa's first heart transplant recipient, reports stronger health and daily life recovery. He vows to take life day by day, shops and walks, plans business classes at the University of Iowa, and awaits a possible return home. A hometown Emerson Martin Day raises funds for medical costs.
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Incompetent Doctors Often Escape Discipline Says Reports
Washington Post and congressional studies show regulators discipline only a small fraction of dangerous doctors. About 1,381 of 430,000 doctors were disciplined last year, with 10,000 alcoholics and 4,000 drug addicts in the profession. Estimates warn 5 to 10 percent may be impaired or unethical, amid rising malpractice claims.
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American Medical Association
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