Show dog's teeth mistakenly pulled at vet
A champion Shetland Sheepdog named Carmiglie Prance in the Sun had 14 teeth extracted at Penobscot Veterinary Hospital in Bangor. Breeder Bar bara Bussey of B&B Kennels Pittsfield sues, alleging the extractions ruined the dog’s show career and breeding value. The hospital denies wrongdoing and seeks dismissal via its attorneys.
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Kidnapped Gravette Man Found After Four Days in Suitcase
Jason Stanley 21 of Gravette said he was abducted by a woman he knew and two men and held in a soft-sided suitcase for four days while they transported him through Missouri Oklahoma and Texas. He was bruised but OK and the alleged kidnappers were arrested after a Tahlequah Oklahoma stop at a friend’s house. The friend’s daughter reported hearing a voice from the suitcase but police dismissed the claim.
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South Carolina shackled mom charged in court incident
Deborah Harter, 38, faces contempt charges after prosecutors say she kept her daughter chained on Dec 8. She and Tonya acknowledged the chain while the girl attended school, with Harter claiming the subpoena required the restraint until a Jan 27 juvenile court sentencing.
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East digs out from snowy blanket
A nor'easter and accompanying storm system crippled travel from the Plains to New England with hundreds of flights canceled and roads iced. Travelers endured long waits at Newark and Logan airports while utility crews restored power to about 10 000 homes. Snow totals reached 2 feet in parts of Pennsylvania and up to 10 inches elsewhere. The Postal Service warned of its heaviest mail load of the year as shoppers faced shortages and panic buying ahead of Christmas.
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New Jersey
Newark International
Vladimir Krasnopolsky
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Logan
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Tim Mistick
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Major recalls announced by Ford Chrysler and GM
Ford recalls 183 375 Contour and Mystique models for possible gas tank leaks and 37 410 more for seat belt defects, plus 55 465 1993 Villager minivans for heater fault risks. Chrysler issues 265 000 Town & Country, Caravan and Voyager minivans with fuel system flaws and grounding straps to prevent fires. GM recalls 93 140 1995 Caprice Roadmaster and Fleetwood models to fix gear shift linkages that can shift from park when the key is absent.
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Chrysler
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Two would be robbers foiled by retirement party in Chicago
In Chicago a retirement party at Z's Sports Tap disrupted a failed armed robbery. Two suspects Clarisse Wynn and Darvie Sutton, both of Chicago, were caught by partygoers and handed to on duty officers. Police say 100 officers were present and quotes call the act foolish. The suspects face attempted armed robbery charges in court.
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Tammy Bertucci
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Jet skids off Kennedy runway injuring passengers in snowstorm
A Tower Air Boeing 747 bound for Florida with 467 aboard aborted takeoff at Kennedy International during a blizzard. The jet slid 1 200 feet then struck an electrical tower, tearing off an engine. Sixteen passengers were hospitalized. 452 passengers and 15 crew members evacuated. 200 flights delayed or diverted. Authorities investigated the cause amid conflicting runway condition claims.
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Florida
Kennedy Fbbach
Tower Air
Port Authority
Federal Aviation Administration
Edy Solomon
Chicago
Chuck Leonard
National Safety Transportation Board
Leonard
Hero honored for bravery at Carnegie recipients event
Rajon Barin Begin and 22 others were recognized by the Carnegie Hero Fund Commission for risking lives to save others. Begin, 27, helped Charles Crawford, 20, from the edge of a 48 foot bridge in Fremont, California on September 27, 1994 as Crawford clung to a 4 inch ledge above rail tracks.
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Charles Crawford
Rajon Barin Begin
Begin
Crawford
Carnegie Hero Fund Commission
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Sion
Andrew Carnegie
Fremont
Calif
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