Elevator tragedy at hospital kills surgical resident
Hitoshi Nikaidoh, 35, a surgical resident, was killed when an elevator malfunction at Christus St. Joseph Hospital in Houston pinched his shoulders and decapitated him as doors closed. A hospital employee trapped inside the car was rescued after about 20 minutes and treated for shock. Authorities from Harris County medical examiners opened an inquiry. maintenance crews had worked on the elevators earlier in the week. Nikaidoh graduated from the University of Texas Houston Medical School in 2003.
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Ohio utility denies lines triggered blackout
A FirstEnergy led inquiry into the major Thursday blackout claims its high-voltage line failures could not have caused the outage. Officials say unusual Midwest grid voltage swings began as early as noon Thursday, with investigators unsure of the exact trigger. Federal and industry teams pursue clues as Canadian and U.S. authorities review lagging notifications and lingering transmission outages.
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New England
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FirstEnergy
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Ralph DiNicola
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New Jersey
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Ontario
Canada
Ernie Eves
Toronto
Energy
Spencer Abraham
Fulbright scholar Alam to teach in Bangladesh mission
Alam plans to join International University of Business Agriculture and Technology in Bangladesh as a Fulbright scholar. He aims to promote the program to students, noting the ambassador-like role and his surprise at graduate opportunities seen in Washington. He grew up in Bangladesh, studied at American University of Beirut, and earned a doctorate at Colorado State University. He is married with two sons and intends to inspire more applicants from diverse regions.
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Garden City
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Beirut
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al Engineering
Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations
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Research Council
Washington D.C
Garden City hospital unveils new entrance and facilities
The gala marked the completion of a redesigned St. Catherine Hospital with a new entrance, cafeteria, and expanded services. Leaders from the hospital and community praised the project, noting a $34 million price tag and a fundraising push by the Developmental Foundation to support ongoing improvements and completion of the patient tower.
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Gemma Doll
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Great Bend
Garden City
Bruce Melin
Melin
Tom Koksal
Plaza Medical Center
St. Catherine Developmental Foundation
Koksal
Kansas
Southwest Kansas
Susan Rutter
Mission Ministries
Garden Medical Services
Rutter
God
Dodge City
Ronald M. Gilmore
Knights of Columbus
St. Catherine Hospital
Leanne Irsik
St. Dominic
Lori Hawkins
Garden City's annual Arts in the Park draws diverse shoppers
The Garden City arts and crafts show highlights vendors like Dolly Wasinger and the Currey family in Stevens Park. Visitors enjoy a range of handmade items from floral vines to bird houses while noting sales remain steady and the event is a cherished local tradition.
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Allison
Garden City
Dolly Wasinger
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Max Currey
Kingston
Stevens Park
Sharilyn Currey
Bruce Scofield
Kansas
Scofield
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