Tough students comfort teacher after deadly crash
Henry Gonzalez, a Juvenile Hall teacher, inspired violent youths with poetry after he was injured in a car rollover that killed his two children. The students sent consolation cards as coworkers report his impact and a memorial fund aids his family during recovery.
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Heven
Valerie Boone
Barbara Bedere
Joshua Tree National Park
Coachella Valley
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Romulo
Bertha
Antonia
Hector
Health identity database debate stirs privacy fears
Washington AP report on the Clinton administration’s indecision over a 1996 law creating a national health history database. A proposed unique health identifier would track Americans across doctors and insurers, drawing support from public health researchers and resistance from privacy advocates. HHS plans public hearings and will slow pace as it drafts regulations and a plan, with a two month minimum before publishing a department plan.
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Clinton
Department of Health and Human Services
HHS
Vermin Infested Newark Home Tied to Elderly Abuse Case
Police uncovered a vermin ridden apartment after two elderly relatives, Lalane Brown and her son Dwight, were brought to NYU and University Hospital for severe neglect. Dwight Brown, 46, faces two counts of neglect along with weapons and assault charges. officers contaminated by lice required decontamination. George Brown, 50s, also ill with elephantiasis remained in stable condition.
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EWARE
N.J
Lalane Brown
Dwight Brown
New York University Medical Center
Newark
Rocco Malanga
Brown
New York
Rasheen Peppers
Shawn Johnson
Malanga
Peppers
Johnson
George Brown
University Hos
Deep ocean life may hint at life on other planets
At 1.5 miles deep in the Pacific, researchers recovered black smoker chimneys rich with life that may illuminate life beyond Earth. The UW led $3 million expedition says organisms here thrive without sunlight, supporting ideas about life on Europa and origins of life on Earth.
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Pacific Ocean
University of Washington
Ellen Futter
American Museum of Natural History
New York
Outer Space
Earth
Futter
Deborah Kelley
Jupiter
Europa
John Delaney
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