AIDS inmate denied bond after jail guard bite
In Fort Lauderdale an inmate Kelly Dobbins tested AIDS exposure and was denied bond on attempted murder charges after biting guard Harold Bennett during a May 1 transfer. Bennett tested negative for AIDS, syphilis, and hepatitis but faces ongoing AIDS testing. In Dhaka Bangladesh a double decker river boat capsized, feared to have killed over 500 with 76 bodies recovered and rescue ongoing. President Ershad visited the scene as a government inquiry was ordered.
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Fla
Kelly Dobbins
Broward County
Harold Bennett
San Francisco
Broward
Don Swanson
Dobbins
Bennett
Dhaka
Bangladesh
Meghna
Barisal
Associated Press
Mainul Hussain
Ittefaq
Pleasure boat sinks after sideswipe near bridge
A Circle Line tour boat circling Manhattan struck a bridge south of the Bronx, injuring up to 20 as timbers flew on impact. Coast Guard and NYPD blamed currents. captain Patten admitted possible error. Separately in Montgomery Alabama, a prison van collision killed two inmates and injured at least 13 others after a game trip.
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Boston
New York City
Coast Guard
Circle Line
Bronx
Patrick Patten
Montgomery
Ala
Inmates Free Hostages After Prison Negotiations
Two inmates at Oklahoma State Penitentiary freed hostages after 10 hours of negotiations. David Hammer and David Doyle, both 28, surrendered and released Officer Aaron Duncan and prisoner Carl Wilson. All four were taken for routine clinic exams as records review and transfer to lower security or federal facility were sought.
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Mcalester
Okla
Oklahoma State Penitentiary
Linda Morgan
David Hammer
David Doyle
Aaron Duncan
Carl Wilson
Morgan
Oklahoma
Oklahoma City
Noisy environment linked to strokes in tiny premature babies
In Memphis, researchers studying infants under three pounds in the E. H. Crump Women’s Hospital report that loud noises or sudden movements may trigger fatal brain strokes in the first five days. The $1.2 million NIH funded project at UT medical school uses computer analyses to guide treatment changes.
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Memphis, Tenn
University of Tennessee
Henrietta Bada
E. H. Crump Women’s Hospital
Oregon to award late diploma to WWII internees survivor
Michi Yasui Ando, 65, former University of Oregon student who fled in 1942 to escape relocation to internment camps, will receive her degree next month in Eugene. She recalls fear of surveillance, curfew, and separation from family during the wartime relocation of Japanese Americans.
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Michi Yasui
Ando
University of Oregon
Eugene
Colorado
Denver
Portland
Oregon
Hood River Valley
Tulelake
Calif
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