Chicago Hospital Fire Claims Patient’s Life
A Roseland Community Hospital patient died in a Thursday fire after disrupting his restraints possibly by trying to burn them with matches or a cigarette lighter. The blaze injured more than a dozen patients, four critically, with the dead man’s roommate among those hospitalized for fire related injuries.
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Autopsy reports for TWA Flight 800 families to be released
Suffolk County medical examiner will release autopsy reports to families of TWA Flight 800 victims in response to state and federal recommendations and pressure from relatives. The move follows a July 17 crash that killed 230. reports may aid wrongful death suits, though officials note the case could still be a homicide investigation and reports remain classified.
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Inauguration Weather Through the Years
A brief look at historic inauguration weather from 1841 to 1909 notes men like William Henry Harrison and Franklin Pierce braving cold and wind on horseback, Reagan indoors in 1985, and records of heat and snow across occasions. It mentions dates March 4 and January changes, prices for seats, and iconic images such as Cleveland’s mustache icicles.
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Federal union targets SES officials in Clinton era memo
The American Federation of Government Employees chief asked staff for names and titles of career federal executives identified as adverse to Clinton policies and labor initiatives. The move aims to present the list to Clinton transition officials for possible reassignment, drawing protests from the Senior Executives Association.
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Legislators challenge new line item veto
Six lawmakers sue in Washington to block the line item veto arguing it rewrites the Constitution by letting the president strike specific programs from spending bills. The suit argues the power shift from Congress to the president requires a constitutional amendment, not statute, and could affect budget talks with Clinton.
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