Prison guard admits sex with life prisoner Susan Smith
National and local lawmen disclosed that Lt. Houston Cagle pleaded guilty to two counts of intercourse with an inmate after having sex with Susan Smith during 2000 at the Women's Correctional Institution in Columbia. Smith is serving life for drowning her two sons in 1994, and another guard, Capt. Alfred R. Rowe Jr., faces trial. Smith has been moved to another facility. A separate Nassau County case reports three arrested after a 15-year-old girl was sexually assaulted over a week by James Warren, Beth Loschin, and Michael Montez following an online correspondence. In Arizona, flash floods killed a 2-year-old and his parents near Supai while they hiked to the Peach Festival, with the bodies found a few miles from the village.
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Susan Smith
Houston Cagle
Smith
Women's Correctional Institution
Columbia
Charlie Condon
Cagle
Alfred R. Rowe Jr
Rowe
Attorney General's Office
James Warren
Hampton Bays
Nassau County
Vincent Robustelli
Wrentham
Mass
Warren
Beth Loschin
Farmingdale
Robustelli
Queens
Michael Montez
Arizona Canyon
Supai
Bureau of Indian Affairs
John Yellow Hawk
Melvin Pesata
Denice Cooper
Aaron Pesata
Dulce
N.M
Valare
Canyon
Yellow Hawk
Energy Dept and FBI blamed in botched Wen Ho Lee probe
Report prepared for the Justice Department says the FBI wasted four years investigating Wen Ho Lee due to DOE supplied misleading information. It criticizes DOE for transforming broad suspect leads into a virtual indictment, while noting the FBI took corrective actions after the Bellows report. Lee, a Los Alamos scientist, was jailed nine months and later pleaded guilty to one felony count.
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Washington
FBI
Wen Ho’ Lee
Energy Department
China
U.S
Justice Department
Randy Bellows
DOE
Lee
Notra Trulock
Trulock
Bellows
Wen Ho Lee
Los Alamos National Laboratory
New Mexico
Clinton
Albuquerque
Alberta Lee
Audit finds shortcomings for children in Medicaid
GAO reports that millions of poor children in Medicaid miss preventive health care. Data gaps exist as states fail to report required information, while small studies show only a fraction receive screenings, dental, vision, and hearing services.
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Washington
General Accounting Office
Congress
GAO
Department of Health and Human Services
Medicare complaint system leaves patients dissatisfied
Washington AP report details a failing Medicare complaint system with endless busy signals and weak enforcement. The Health and Human Services Inspector General notes patients jump through hoops, doctors and hospitals face few penalties, and responses to complaints are limited. The watchdog urges CMS to fix or replace the program.
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Washington
Medicare
Health and Human Services Inspector General
Federal
Lion
Michael F. Mangano
Centers For Medicare & Medicaid Services
Five victims buried after Grand Canyon helicopter crash
Orthodox Jewish neighborhoods in Brooklyn held five funerals for victims of a Grand Canyon helicopter crash. The dead include tourists Shayie Lichtenstein, Avi and Barbara Wajsbaum, David Daskal, and Aryeh Zvi Fastag. pilot Kevin Innocenti died. One survivor remained in critical condition. NTSB notes the helicopter had no data recorder, and the county’s Grand Canyon crash is the deadliest canyon tour since 1995.
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New York
Grand Canyon
Edgar Gluck
Kevin Innocenti
Henderson
Nev
Las Vegas
Levy
David Daskal
Avi
Barbara Wajsbaum
Aryeh Zvi Fastag
Dov Hikind
Rick Phimmer
University Medical Center
Chana Daskal
Bradie Rosenberg
Bellagio Hotel
Colorado River
Brooklyn
Daskal
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Arizona
Energy
N.Y
Borough Park
Elan Levy
Shayie Lichtenstein
Lichtenstein
New York Yankees
Terry Sourc
Lawrence
Mark A. Chaney
Mesa Way Suite
Lawrence, KS
Allstate
Allstate Use Insurance Company
Northsbrok
Illinois
Allstate Insurance Company
Cline
Aiff Ideal
Fowa
P.A
6Th St
Lawrence Medital Laza
Elias Lela Bacet Ger
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