Mother Charged In Scalding Death
A 19 year old Whitehall woman, Debra Christianson, is charged with first degree murder in the scalding death of her 10 day old daughter Jamie. The baby died at Whitehall Tri County Hospital after being scalded during a bath.
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Whitehall
Wis
Roger
Debra) Christianson
Dodge St
George Frey
Augusta
Jamie
Whitehall Tri-County Hospital
Sacred Heart Hospital
Eau Claire
Darryl McBride
Christianson
Mystery Disease Strikes Legion Convention Victims
Pennsylvania reports 21 deaths and 140 hospitalizations in three states as researchers race to identify a mystery illness linked to a Philadelphia American Legion convention. Health officials say cases rise and broader testing expands nationwide.
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Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Leonard Bachman
Federal Center For Disease Control
Atlanta
Walter Dowdle
New Jersey
New York
American Legion
Philadelphia
Connecticut
State Health Department
Bob Costello
Bachman
Congress
House Health Subcommittee
David Mathews
Philadelphia Legion
Legion
Richard Wells
Turnersville
Aldo Provenzano
Cherry Hill
New York State
June Stanger
Bradford County
Tioga General Hospital
Tioga
N.Y
State To Begin Campbell Probe
A Wisconsin Department of Justice investigator will review Campbell town records starting today. Items include the Upper French Island School purchase, property assessments, and general financial records. Town officials say Campbell may have over 26 thousand dollars in savings and checking to cover operations as residents push for an audit and remedies.
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Wisconsin Department of Justice
Lehmeier
Justice Department
Campbell
Department of Justice
Sara Rugotzke
Larry
Litton Wins Primary and Dies in Plane Crash
Rep Jerry Litton clinched the Democratic Senate nomination in Missouri before perishing in a small-plane crash near Chillicothe with his wife Sharon and their two children Linda and Scott. The tragedy followed a day of primaries in four states as other races played out.
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Jerry Litton
Chillicothe
Kansas City
U.S. Senate
Litton
Sharon
Linda
Scott
Senate
Missouri Democratic Central Committee
Michigan
Donald Riegle
Nixon
Richard Austin
Riegle
Marvin Esch
James Symington
Warren Hearnes
Symington
Stuart Symington
Missouri
Idaho
George Hansen
Stan Kress
Farmer
Hansen
Kansas
Ross Freeman
Topeka
Martha Keyes
Joe Shubitz
Council Unit Would Kill Redevelopment Agency
La Crosse Common Council Judiciary and Administration Committee backs a phase out of the Redevelopment Authority at 4-2, sending the measure to the Committee of the Whole and then the full Council. The plan links with a proposed Harborview convention center and Waste Water Plant upgrades as public works funds are pursued.
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la Crosse
9Th Dist
Redevelopment Authority
Zielke
Harborview
Charles Parrott
Howard Dahl
Authority
Parrott
Department of Housing and Urban Development
HUD
Judiciary and Administration Committee
Congress
Ford
Michael Gebauer
Gebauer
Ferdinand Sontag
Victor Bohlin
Afl-Cio Labor Council
Convention Center
Bohlin
Tom Wheeler
The
Wheeler Co
Public Works
Bob D. Schroeder
Holy Cross Seminary
July Warmth Stays Behind 1936 Record
July was the warmest in a decade, with highs above 90 degrees 11 times and a 97 degree high on July 10. The all time monthly high remains 108 degrees set in 1936, while precipitation totaled 2.15 inches. August is expected cooler with less rainfall, and sunshine hours are anticipated to decline toward autumn.
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National Weather Service
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Milwaukee County
Bayside
Brown Deer
Manuel Carballo
Department of Health and Social Services
Attorney General's Office
George A. Burns Jr
Circuit Court
Milwaukee
James Sykes
Pittsburgh
Presbyterian Hospital
Platt
Littens
Wisconsin
Council
Canyon
Big Thompson Canyon
Colorado
Joe Loomis
Clair Raith
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