Fumes from dying patient baffling doctors at Riverside General
Riverside California. A dying woman Gloria Ramirez 31 whose body reportedly gave off fumes knocked unconscious emergency room staff at Riverside General Hospital on Saturday. Blood tests ruled out organophosphates, pesticides, cyanide, and other poisons as the cause.
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Riverside General Hospital
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Ramirez
Dick Schaefer
Loma Linda University Medical Center
Julie
Sally Balderas
Balderas
Immigrants taught to lie for welfare, panel says
Congressional investigators say fraudulent schemes exploited by translators attorneys and storefront firms have coached thousands of immigrants to fake mental illness or retardation to qualify for Supplemental Security Income disability benefits. The cost to taxpayers runs into millions, with noncitizens among the 6 million SSI recipients.
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Washington
J.J
Jake” Pickle
Texas
House
Ways and Means Subcommittee
Supreme Court hears visual clutter case from Ladue
The Supreme Court heard a dispute over city efforts to curb visual clutter after Margaret Gilleo posted antiwar signs on her Missouri home. The case may influence laws regulating billboards and curbside notices. Gilleo faced citations for window and yard signs during the Persian Gulf War.
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U.S. Supreme Court
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Ladue
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Jordan Cherrick
Gilleo
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Persian Gulf
Congress
Jobs for inner city teens tied to higher crime risk
A researcher states that giving inner city high schoolers after school jobs may raise crime risk while providing decent jobs for their parents lowers it. He notes schooling quality and parental payoff influence teen outcomes, based on a study of 6,000 youths, presented at the AAAS annual meeting.
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San Francisco
Crutchfield
University of Washington
Seattle
American Association For the Advancement of Science
Mesa Lutheran Hospital unveils redesigned Maternity Suites
Mesa Lutheran Hospital invites tours of its redesigned Maternity Suites on March 2 and 3 offering home like comfort with labor delivery recovery and postpartum care. The suites feature birthing technology and expert staff with double occupancy for both parents and a dedicated referral line at 461 2222 for tours or more information.
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