Police say respirator plug pulled on dying girl
Police say the plug on a respirator keeping 16 year old Maryjane Dahl alive was pulled and could not have fallen out by itself. She died minutes after the machine was reactivated. Nassau County detectives call the claim highly probable. the event occurred as she lay at Nassau Hospital after being found dying. The report notes the family and hospital staff were involved in the final hours of her life.
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Mineola
N.Y
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Maryjane Dahl
Selden
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Nassau County
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Insistine
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Couple marks 65th wedding anniversary in Rosiclare
In Rosiclare Illinois, Mr and Mrs Muriel Jenkins celebrate their 65th wedding anniversary noting long life together with both Catholics. They credit mutual patience and shared faith as factors in a life marked by good and bad years.
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Muriel Jenkins
Mrs. Jenkins
Auto pollution languishes in U S cities says EPA official
Washington EPA deputy chief John Quarles warned at a Boston conference that little progress has been made toward clean air goals since 1970. He cited court rulings limiting EPA authority and urged reducing automobile use to meet standards. He noted major cities still have unsafe air.
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Washington
UPH
America
Environmental Protection Agency
EPA
John Quarles
Bether
Boston
Quarles
U.S
U.S. Circuit Court
San Francisco
District of Columbia
Richmond
NPPD Technician Burns in Nebraska Gas Incident
Melvin Halkens, an instrument technician at Cooper Nuclear Station, suffered second degree burns over 36 percent of his body when a sparks from a sleetrie motor ignited gases during a vault check. He was hospitalized in Omaha after initial care at Auburm hospital. Officials report no significant atmospheric contamination and ongoing ground release monitoring. The plant was restored to 89 percent capacity after a valve head failure was repaired.
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Neb
UPI
Melvin Halkens
Nebraska’ Public Power District
Cooper
Omaha
Halkins
Power
New Home Initiated at Gathering in Humphrey
A Humphrey housewarming Sunday night at the Gilbert Mack home drew guests from nearby towns. Alfred Schroeder Clifford Mark and Arno Mark were among attendees, with Stobert Hohl family of Wahoo and John Harnappel of Clarks. Other guests included Vic Mark of Genoa Hulda Barr of Columbus and Alfred Hassenstab and Gary Mark of Humphrey.
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Raymond Beck
Roger Berk
Wesley Beck
Central City
Deryel Beck
Robert Beck
Iden Neal
Ratu
Fish
Clarks
Rod Gacheku
Ron Cuba
Jolene
Mr. All
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Tracy
Joe
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Colorado
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Sam
Roy Wysnutt
Bill Kasch
Shelby
Ted
Bill
Bob Wyman
Andy Engels
Tee
Dnd
Jack Burger
John Keys
Lincoln
Sam Wyman
Birthrates Decline in Wealthier Nations Worldwide
The World Population Conference reports that developed countries exhibit lower population growth. Western Europe, Canada, Japan, and the United States are among nations with downward trends, while overall global growth remains constrained.
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Canada
Japan
United States
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