Scientists trace Legionnaires disease source to Indiana Union water
Federal scientists link Legionnaires disease to Indiana University Memorial Union water sources, detecting the bacterium in cooling tower water atop the alumni hotel and nearby creek. Twenty one Bloomington cases, three deaths, prompt cautions about large air systems while tests compare Bloomington samples with earlier human victims and other sites nationwide.
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Indiana University
Memorial Union
David Fraser
National Center For Disease Control
Alumni Hotel
Bloomington
Ind
American Legion
Philadelphia
Union
States
District of Columbia
Fraser Sai
Fraser
Pontiac
Mich
CDC
Legionnaires
Policeman charged in county witness fee probe
Chester detective sergeant Charles Bud Emanuel, 48, was arrested on charges he illegally received 1413 in witness fees from Delaware County for testimony in cases he did not attend. The veteran officer faces fraud and falsification counts as part of the ongoing probe into the county’s witness fee program.
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Chester
Charles
Bud) Emanuel
Delaware County
Emanuel
Parker St
Anthony M. Pollites
Donald E. Johnson
Johnson
William Hocker
Media
Dewey LaRosa
Middletown
Joseph V. Gessler
Ceioni Vaccarica Wituantine Resarie
Grass Grows on Road By Knowlton Bridge
Unused road and bridge near Knowlton Bridge become center of months long controversy over responsibility and railroad tracks. Meanwhile 12 year old Linvill Natalie mows as her chores until a resolution is reached.
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Knowlton Bridge
Linvill Natalie
Drexel-Hilltop Wins Regional Junior Babe Ruth Title
Drexel-Hilltop defeated Frederick Maryland 10 to 9 on Friday night to capture the Mid Atlantic regional Junior Babe Ruth tournament and advance to the national tournament in Newark Ohio.
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Drexel-Hilltop
Frederick, Md
Drexel
Newark
Ohio
Former Burmese official jailed for life in fraud case
Former Transport Minister U Tun Lin and four other high ranking Burma Socialist Program Party officials received life sentences from a one people's court for misuse of about $2,000 in party funds and property. The ruling party quartet were among several officials recently given similar terms.
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Rangoon. Burma
U Tun Lin
Burma Socialist Program Party
Senate aims for larger income tax cut in reform push
Senate Finance Committee chairman Sen. Russell B. Long signals study of the House bill with aims to lift total cuts to about 20 billion dollars. He favors bigger capital gains relief, lower-bracket relief, and incentives for employee stock plans, while touching home-sale yield taxes and other approved House provisions.
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Washington
House
Senate Finance Committee
Russell B. Long
Senate
Finance Committee
Long
Carter
Treasury
Chichester man recalls Pope's love of people
Lower Chichester resident and canon law professor Martin Lavin recalls Pope Paul VI as a pope who loved people. He describes the late pontiff’s empathy toward children and his lasting impact despite controversy. The article notes Paul VI’s audiences and personal kindness during his papacy.
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Chichester
Pope
Pope Paul VI
St. Peter’s Basilica
Martin Lavin
Mill Road
Pope Paul
North American College
Rome
Lavin
Catholic University
Washington, D.C
Paul
Flourtown man in custody after chase and marijuana find
Authorities say a 33 year old Flourtown man identified as Stephen Loney faces pending charges after a reported fight at 6639 Church Lane led to a high speed chase from Perry Avenue to 69th Street and Marshall Road. A bag of marijuana was found in the glove compartment during the stop.
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Upper Darby
Flourtown
Church Lane
Perry Avenue
69Th Street
Marshall Road
Stephen Loney
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Dunlap
Judy Ulrich
Osceola
Ford
National Highway Traffic Safety Administration
Martin J. Lavin
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