Man at center of right-to-die battle dies after injury
Hugh Finn, 44, a former Louisville TV anchor and central figure in a Virginia right-to-die case, died at Annaburg Manor Nursing Home eight days after his feeding tube was removed at his wife’s request. He had been in a persistent vegetative state since a 1995 crash. The court fight ended with no injunction to reinsert the tube.
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Wal-Mart balloon melee injures dozens in Brick NJ
A Wal-Mart in Brick New Jersey ended in a chaotic balloon drop that injured 36 children and four adults. About 200 children queued for a descent of 500 balloons containing prizes while older shoppers outside the roped area fought for balloons. Eight ambulances responded and Wal-Mart pledged not to repeat the event.
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