NYC piano teacher awakens from coma after beating in Central Park
A 32 year old piano teacher who was beaten into a coma regained consciousness and could mouth her name and follow smiles but remains partially aware. Neurosurgeon Dr Jamshid Ghajar cautioned recovery is slow and unpredictable over months. FAA orders Kiwi Airlines to reduce fleet and hand monitoring to agency due to training lapses. Newark based carrier downsizes from 15 to 11 Boeing 727s.
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Helicopter Crash Douses Gulf Off Galveston
A helicopter with four aboard crashed into the Gulf of Mexico about 60 miles southeast of Galveston while en route to an offshore rig. Coast Guard and Air Logistics Inc. found only debris. officials say survivors are not confirmed and search efforts continue.
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Kevorkian's crusade grows as three more victims die
Dr. Jack Kevorkian, after a May court victory and comments about burning at the stake, aided three more people in dying by their own hand within 10 days. The trio traveled from New Jersey Virginia and Ohio seeking his help. Prosecutors have no charges against him and say he may evade conviction unless a witness or spouse disrupts the plan.
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Burglary gone wrong as gun mishap wounds thief
East Kendall burglary ends in odd accident when a would be gun thief fires a shotgun while handling it. Rafael Santiago 34 of Miami Beach is jailed on armed burglary and grand theft charges after an accidental self injury not masked by the crime. Detective Diaz notes his long rap sheet and says they photographed the severed thumb.
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Ex-surgeon general derides Dole for tobacco comments
Former surgeon general C. Everett Koop criticized Bob Dole for saying tobacco is addictive only for some people. Koop called Dole’s remarks ignorant and aligned with the tobacco industry, delivering comments at a NIH conference on nicotine addiction.
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