Review prompts safety checks after fertilizer tank ruptures
After a July rupture at the Anderson Facility in Webberville Michigan dozens of fertilizer tanks fail welds prompting a nationwide check. Ohio and Michigan officials warn that faulty welding could cause spills threatening lives and water supplies.
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Southwest Ohio
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Iowa
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Department of Agriculture
Granddaughter of LAPD chief shot to death in South Central
Lori Gonzalez, 20, granddaughter of Police Chief Bernard C. Parks, was killed as she left a Popeye's in South Central Los Angeles. A gunman fired at her car at 10:15 p.m. Sunday, striking her multiple times. the intended target was the passenger, who escaped unharmed. No arrests by Monday afternoon, police asked for public help to find the shooter. Parks and his family mourn in seclusion.
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Bernard C. Parks
South Central Area
Lori Gonzalez
Horace Frank
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Gonzalez
Parks
Franks
Lazio splints lip after fall at Memorial Day parade
Rep. Rick Lazio fell during a Babylon Memorial Day procession on Long Island, cutting his lip and requiring eight stitches. He resumed walking, visited a hospital, and later attended another parade in Queens, adapting footwear to prevent slips.
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Babylon
N.Y
Rick Lazio
Lazio
New York City
Rudolph Giuliani
Senate
Long Island
Queens
Twenty Five Men Accuse Priest of Abuse in Oregon
Twenty five men allege that Rev. Maurice Grammond sexually abused them as children spanning from third grade through high school. Plaintiffs include Doug Ray, Seaside city councilman, and Joe Elliott, a Portland hairdresser, who describe a pattern of harm in the 1970s. The archdiocese says Grammond faced an accusation in 1991, was suspended from duties, and denied any criminal charges.
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Portland
Ore
Doug Ray
Joe Elliott
Maurice Grammond
Grammond
Elliott
Grummond
Ray
Seaside
Archdiocese
Private equity firm to buy Mark IV Parts Maker
Mark IV Industries, a New York based auto parts maker, will be bought by a European private equity firm for 23 per share in cash. The deal values Mark IV at about 2 billion including roughly 950 million of debt assumption. The purchase follows Market IV efforts since January to lift its stock, with shares closing near 21.56 on Friday.
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Mark IV Industries Inc
BC Partners
Mark IV
New York Stock Exchange
Amherst
N.Y
Hospitals rush to meet seismic safety deadlines in California
California hospitals face 10 billion dollars in upgrades to satisfy the 1994 Hospitals Facilities Seismic Safety Act. More than 2,600 buildings across 473 facilities must be inspected and possibly renovated as standards take effect in 2008. The Northridge quake prompted the act after it closed damaged hospitals and disrupted services.
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Hospitals
Northridge
California Healthcare Association
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