Woman Gives Kidney to Boss in Arlington Story
Nancy Nearing a 42 year old employee donated one of her kidneys to her boss Art Helms a psychiatrist at the Federal Trade Commission after he lost both kidneys to polycystic disease Helms praised the gift saying it made him feel young again Nearing described the act as a choice to help a friend rather than preserve her job and medical ethics advisors weighed in on the situation.
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Arlington
Nancy Nearing
Art Helms
Nearing
Nancy
Helms
Federal Trade Commission
Washington Post
Georgetown Transplant Institute
Jean
Alexandria
Key Elementary
Montana arrest in Salt Lake abduction case of malnourished boy
Christopher Fink 23 was captured in Stillwater County Montana after allegedly abducting his 21 month old son David from a hospital in Utah. The FBI said the family including the newborn was in custody. The boy had been fed only lettuce and watermelon as the couple claimed he was “the Christ Child.”
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Salt Lake City
Montana
Christopher Fink
Stillwater County
Kyndra
David
FBI
Cindy Lyle
St. Vincent Hospital
Billings
Mont
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Nye
Sweet Grass
Tyler Molzahn
Custer National Forest
Primary Children’s Medical Center
Deer Creek Reservoir
Kyndra Fink
Court orders release of bombing evidence in McVeigh case
A 10th Circuit panel lifted a ban on disclosing evidence from the Oklahoma City bombing trials. The court said Judge Matsch correctly ordered the materials turned over to state authorities after Nichols’s trial, but delayed release to allow defense appeals. The 1995 attack at the federal building killed 168, with McVeigh contesting his murder, conspiracy and weapons convictions and death sentence and Nichols appealing involuntary manslaughter and murder convictions and life term.
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Denver
Oklahoma City
Timothy McVeigh
Terry Nichols
Oklahoma
10Th US. Circuit Court of Appeals
U.S
Richard Matsch
Nichols
McVeigh
Alfred P Murrah Federal Building
Wind shear triggers balloon crash at Albuquerque base
An oversize hot air balloon struck power lines at Kirtland Air Force Base and plummeted to the ground in high winds. One passenger was killed and 12 others injured, with the gondola breaking free and falling about 18 feet. Pilot Thomas Thompson, among the injured, and Wayfinder team's assessment detailed the landing to field amid gale-like conditions.
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Albuquerque
N.M
Kirtland Air Force Base
Jim Stevens
Thomas Thompson
Mark Flett
University Hospital
Thompson
Flett
California
Sandia Pueblo
Amish men plead guilty in cocaine conspiracy case
Two Amish men Abner King Stoltzfus and Abner Stoltzfus admitted to conspiring to buy cocaine from a Philadelphia Pagan motorcycle gang and sell it to Amish youths from 1992 to 1997. They face five to 40 years and up to two million dollars in fines. Eight Pagan members also faced charges.
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Philadelphia
Abner King Stoltzfus
Abner Stoltzfus
Stoltzfus
The
Pagans
Lancaster County
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