No major violations found at demolition site say Feuerborn
Dudley Feuerborn owner and Anderson County Commissioner reports KDHE will send a letter stating no major violations occurred after demolition waste from the Farris Feuerborn Funeral Chapel was dumped in abandoned quarry depressions on his land near Garnett. He says KDHE officials privately discussed the matter and no complaints were filed. Brownback tours Garnett on campaign issues as county plans transfer station upgrades under new environmental rules.
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Arnett
Farris-Feuerborn
Kansas Department of Health and Environment
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Niles
Dudley Feuerborn
Anderson County
Feuerborn
North Oak
Garnett
Park Road
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KIDHE
Joe Cronin
Cronin
Paul L. Branson I
Anderson Countian
Garnett F Review
Allen County
Wolken
Algier-Martin
Surgeon reinstated after brain exposure case in North Carolina
Dr. Raymond Sattler had his medical license reinstated by the North Carolina Board of Medical Examiners after suspending it on November 23 for alleged in OR misconduct. He may see patients again but must undergo regular medical and psychological evaluations and follow board guidelines with quarterly case reviews, or risk license revocation without a hearing.
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Medical Examiners
Raymond Sattler
North Carolina Board of Medical Examiners
Sattler
AIDS AIDS AIDS pilots sue United Airlines for firing
Two United Airlines pilots claim unlawful dismissal after disclosure of their AIDS status. Lawyers say the action targets airline and FAA policies to end stigma and protect rights under the Americans with Disabilities Act. Prilliman and Rafalowski, each nine years with United, were fired in 2007 after health concerns.
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West Hollywood
Calif
United Airlines
United
Peter F. Laura
Laura
R. Christopher Prilliman
Paul Rafalowski
Prilliman
Rafalowski
Federal Aviation Administration
Gary Kohn
United’s
Chicago
FAA
Ilinois
Fruits and Veggies Lower Stroke Risk for Men
A 20 year Framingham Heart Study analysis found middle aged men who eat more fruits and vegetables have a significantly reduced stroke risk. Lead author Dr Matthew W Gillman of Harvard Medical School noted a 4.2 percent risk drop per three daily servings. The study appears in JAMA and aligns with prior findings in women.
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Chicago
Matthew W. Gillman
Harvard Medical School
Community
Boston
Journal of the American Medical Association
U.S
Framingham, Muss
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