Regulators fault hospital over deadly infant outbreak
California health inspectors fault White Memorial Medical Center staff for not following sterilization rules for laryngoscope blades at the neonatal unit. The unit was closed December 4 after a Pseudomonas aeruginosa outbreak sickened five infants, killing two.
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Ethics charges added against Duke Lacrosse prosecutor Nifong
North Carolina State Bar filed updated ethics charges against Durham County District Attorney Mike Nifong over DNA testing handling in the Duke lacrosse case. The new allegations claim withheld evidence and misleading court statements could bar Nifong from the bar, describing his conduct as systemic prosecutorial abuse.
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Recruiters suspended in cheerleading case
COLUMBIA The South Carolina National Guard suspended two high school recruiters in the case of a cheerleading coach charged with giving students beer and the principal accused of trying to cover it up. Guard spokesman Tripp Hutto said the soldiers have not been charged but were placed on leave pending the investigation. He would not give further details, including the soldiers' names or genders.
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Dog friendly bars proposed by Washington lawmaker
Seattle Democrat Sen. Ken Jacobsen seeks to allow dogs in bars and restaurants with liquor licenses if they stay with owners and leashed. The bill does not require venues to permit pets, only service animals are mandatory. A Florida rule allowing dogs outside dining is cited as a contrast.
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Artists and scholars denounce Holocaust-denier conference
More than 100 Iranian artists scholars and human rights activists denounce Iran sponsorship of a Tehran conference that featured Holocaust deniers. The New York Review of Books February statement condemns anti-Semitism and falsifying history and cites Azar Nafisi Roya Boroumand and Ladan Boroumand who helped organize. The Tehran gathering of 67 writers from 30 countries questioned the Holocaust and its extent.
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