Hepatitis A traced to Crab House restaurant outbreak
Health officials linked an outbreak to the Crab House Seafood Restaurant where 29 patrons who dined in January were diagnosed. A Mississippi man in his early 40s who ate there later died. autopsy results are pending. The restaurant’s general manager said the staff was vaccinated after several waiters contracted the illness.
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Sailboat death families awarded 19 million
Families who alleged the Coast Guard botched a rescue after the Morning Dew sailboat wreck were awarded nearly 19 million dollars from the federal government. The 1997 incident killed Michael Cornett and two sons, plus a cousin, in Charleston Harbor amid a stormy night.
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Navy court weighs blame in Ehime Maru crash inquiry
Admirals and lawyers push to shift fault to a fire control technician on the USS Greeneville as the Navy court of inquiry nears its third day. Cmdr Scott Waddle Lt jg Michael Coen and Lt Cmdr Gerald Pfeifer face possible actions from reprimand to court martial over the collision that sank the Ehime Maru and killed nine. Petty Officer Patrick Seacrest is named as the technician who failed to report a second vessel during periscope scans, a detail officials say could have altered the outcome.
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AIDS vaccine shows promise in monkey study
Washington report says inoculated monkeys stayed healthy after high virus exposure, with a three shot regimen including DNA proteins and a modified smallpox booster. Experts caution tests in humans and infected individuals are not yet done, but trials may begin within a year.
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Ashcroft Campaign Probed Over Donation List Handling
The Federal Election Commission opened a review into allegations that John Ashcroft’s Missouri Senate bid violated campaign finance laws by misusing a donor list. Common Cause and allies filed the complaint, claiming the Spirit of America list was developed at PAC expense and rented for profit without proper gifting disclosure.
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Santana High School Tragedy Tests Safety Measures
Santana High School in Santee California faced a school shooting despite extensive precautions. An anonymous reporting system, SWAT training, extra staff, and rapid communication tools failed to prevent the freshman shooter from killing two students and wounding 13 others. Students who heard threats did not report them, and no official action followed.
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Grandfather Charged In Child Endangerment Case In St Paul
A 75 year old Nhia Chue Kong faces up to one year in prison and a 3000 dollar fine after a child endangerment charge tied to a kindergartner who brought a purse with a loaded gun to class. The 5 year old passed the purse to a friend who then showed it to her parents.
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Shooting victim's dad seeks juvenile charges in school shooting
In Williamsport a parochial school cafeteria shooting left Kimberly Marchese with a shoulder wound. The 14-year-old suspect, an eighth grade classmate of Kimberly, faces juvenile charges of attempted homicide and aggravated assault.
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Four Santee students barred for not reporting threats
Four students at a Santee high school will be barred from campus for the rest of the school year after failing to report a classmate's threats to shoot up the school. Officials say the action is for safety, not punitive, as Superintendent Granger Ward stresses concern for all students' safety.
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