Kidnapped Teen Michelle Wiebe Talks of Abduction
Visalia California. Michelle Wiebe daughter of Arnold Wiebe says one kidnapper talked mean others tried to comfort her during a 29 hour ordeal. She was released by three men who abducted her outside her home after a note demanded 300000.
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Michelle Wiebe
Michelle
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Arnold Wiebe
TB Search Begins in Hamilton County for Exposed Babies
Cincinnati based physicians announced a mass TB exposure response after a maternity ward nurse’s aide infected 12 babies and exposed about 500 infants. Examinations and treatment are free, with mobilization of hospital and public health units underway for Hamilton County families and personnel.
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Cincinnati
General Hospital
Hamilton County
University of Cincinnati Medical College
Edward Pratt
Pediatrics
Newborns Most Susceptible to Tuberculosis Warn Experts
Dr Charles Maurmeier says newborn babies are highly vulnerable to TB and respond poorly to treatment. He cautions infection in infants would still be in early stages and not spread widely. Dr Irwin Light notes babies born before December 14 may also be infected. the aide is hospitalized and her husband and two children test negative. Cincinnati records about 40 TB cases per 1,000 people, roughly twice the national average.
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Charles Maurmeier
Hamilton County
Irwin Light
Cincinnati
Powerline Study Requested by Ohio Attorney General
Ohio Attorney General William Brown asked the Army Corps of Engineers to study environmental effects of fully energized 765 kilovolt EHV lines. He noted federal authority is limited, with lines crossing navigable rivers under Army oversight, and cited audible noise ozone emissions and radio interference as potential impacts observed in a recent study.
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Columbus, Ohio
William Brown
Army Corps of Engineers
Brown
Army
Delaware
Ohio
Lima
Indians Demand Expanded Probe In Death Of Sioux Man
Raymond Yellow Thunder, 51, a Sioux, died after an incident at the American Legion hall in Gordon Nebraska. Nearly 1,000 Indians gathered to protest, calling for federal, state, and local investigations and a grand jury inquiry. Five people were charged. an autopsy was planned to reassess the case.
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Neb
Raymond Yellow Thunder
Sand Hills
Yellow Thunder
American Legion Hall
Sheridan County
Michael Smith
Rapid City
S.D
Russell Means
Cleveland
Ohio
Congressional Investigation
Justice Department
Nebraska
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