Two injured in minivan crash with pelvic fracture
A minivan crash left two people injured. One was treated and released from a hospital. The other remained in stable condition with ankle and foot injuries and a broken pelvis.
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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Feb 15, 2004
Page
3
Mexico cruise sick crew and travelers prompt health alert
Carnival Cruise Lines ship returned to Galveston after a five day Mexico voyage with more than 300 ill passengers and crew. Preliminary tests point to a norovirus outbreak, spread by contaminated food or close contact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carnival Cruise Lines
Galveston
Mexico
Carnival
Alcohol and drugs kill fetal brain cells, study says
Dr. John W. Olney of Washington University reports that even two cocktails can raise blood alcohol to 0.07 percent, killing developing nerve cells in unborn brains according to animal studies, with potential lifelong neuropsychological effects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John W. Olney
Washington University
St. Louis
Olney
Texas family of five killed in highway crash near Terrell
A Geo Metro veered into oncoming traffic on State Highway 34 Friday near Terrell, striking a minivan head on. Five members of Martha Silkey and Alfred Silkey’s family, ages 9 to 33, died.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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Texas Department of Public Safety
Geo Metro
Terrell
Martha Silkey
Alfred Alonzo Silkey
Illinois Judge Returns Steer Title After Ruling
A judge reversed a prior Illinois State Fair ruling that stripped Mongo the steer of his champion title and prize money. The decision favored 14 year old Whitney Gray, who sued the Agriculture Department alleging failure to follow fair rules. Attorneys’ fees and costs awarded to Gray.
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Whitney Gray
State Agriculture Department
Gray
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