Multiple US incidents span surgery error to mail theft and retirements
A 5 year old girl's parents sue for medical malpractice after an ovary and fallopian tube were removed instead of an appendix, claiming over 41 thousand dollars in bills and permanent injury. A St Louis postal worker pleaded guilty to stealing over 15 thousand pieces of mail, risking up to five years in prison. The Evening Sun in Baltimore closed after 85 years with a farewell line Good Night Evening Sun. An Army investigation cleared Ranger instructors of criminal wrongdoing in four trainee deaths while noting dereliction by some battalion members.
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Erie, Pa
Jeffrey
Melissa Pifer
Erie County Common Pleas Court
Ronald Pearson
Stella Dougan
Millcreek Community Hospital
Erie
Pifers
Mary Eckert
ST. Louis
Postal Service
U.S
Edward Dowd Jr
Theodis Lofton
Lofton
Marshals say Randy Weaver may have shot his own son
Two deputy U.S. marshals testified before the Senate subcommittee that Randy Weaver likely fired the fatal shot that killed 14 year old Sammy Weaver during the 1992 Ruby Ridge siege. They noted only Weaver and Larry Cooper used 9mm weapons that day and urged further investigation. Weaver denies firing and now lives in Grand Junction Iowa.
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Los Angeles Times
Washington
U.S
Ruby Ridge
Idaho
Randy Weaver
Senate
Judiciary Subcommittee On
Larry Cooper
Sammy Weaver
Arthur Roderick
Cooper
Weaver
Sammy
Subcommittee
Arlen Specter
R-Pa
Specter
Kevin Harris
William Degan
FBI
Vicki
Grand Junction
Iowa
FBI expert challenges Lee testimony on shoeprints in Simpson trial
FBI footwear expert William Bodziak told jurors that Henry Lee misinterpreted marks on a concrete walkway and that some imprints were not fresh after the murders of Nicole Brown Simpson and Ronald Goldman. Lee said he would not testify further for the defense, calling life and trial a serious matter as Judge Ito urged juror resilience.
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Simpson
Lee
William Bodziak
FBI
Dr. Lee
Bodziak
Nicole Brown Simpson
Connecticut
Lance Ito
Clinton Threatens Veto of GOP Medicare Cuts Plan
President Clinton warned he would veto a Republican plan to cut 270 billion from Medicare saying it fails to save the program. Ross Perot supported addressing Medicare, urging bold action despite political risk as Newt Gingrich framed the plan. The GOP proposal would push seniors toward private options and trim provider payments to reach savings.
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Clinton
Washington
Ross Perot
White House
Newt Gingrich
Perot
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Baltimore
Evening Sun
H.L Mencken
Frank Novotny
Novotny
Wiley Hall
Sen. Arien Specter
Los Angeles
Henry Lee
O.J
Nicole Simpson
Ronald Goldman
Cedar Rapids
Lovatory
Jim Aronson
Chevrolet
eGazette
Penny Saver
Attow Iai
Jay Aula VE
Hoodoo
Ellistics
Columbia Day
Columbia Parka
CJIC
ABA Aia Ane
Mg Hcea
Longs Peak
Bristol
Bristol Bay
Lowa City
Federal Community Credit Union
First Avenue
Factory AU
SUN
Spa
Elie
Eckard’s Carpet Gallery
Center Point Road
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