Michigan Nurses Face Murder Charges
DETROIT AP Eleven patients died at the Veterans Administration Hospital in Ann Arbor from breathing failures linked to pancuronium. Filipina Narciso and Lenora Perez face federal charges including conspiracy to commit first degree murder for allegedly poisoning patients and harming ten more. Narciso, 30, and Perez, 31, are described as registered nurses with long U.S. residency ties.
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Detroit
Filipina
Narciso
Lenora Perez
Veterans Administration Hospital
Ann Arbor
Mich
FBI
Ypsilanti
FDI
Perez
Leonie
P.J
Lonie
United States
Ann Arbor Hospital
University of Alabama
Birmingham
Curt Branham
U.S
Epifanio A. Perez Jr
El Dorado Hardware Fire Destroys Downtown Block
A downtown El Dorado fire destroyed two thirds of a block after a hardware store blaze spread to four more buildings. Four firefighters and others were treated for smoke inhalation. owner Bill Block hospitalized with possible fractures. Damage unofficially near 1 million dollars. worst since 1918. Fires involved all city units and nearby trucks.
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EL Dorado, Kan
el Dorado
Bill Block
Vic Marshall
el Dorado Public Safety
Block's Hardware
LaForge’s Office Supply
S. J. Reynolds Women’s Clothing
Variety Store
Tire and
Bennett Forms Solar Energy Advisory Group in Kansas
Gov. Robert F. Bennett announced a solar energy advisory group to study alternative power sources for Kansas. Six members were named led by Dr. George Pytlinski of Kansas State University. others include Dr. Thomas Dean, Edward E. Martin, Dr. Melvin H. Snyder, Robert F. Riordan, and Charles D. Carey. The group will edit and disseminate information, conduct workshops, and assist in solar energy legislation.
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Topeka
Kan
Robert F. Bennett
George Pytlinski
Kansas State University
Thomas Dean
University of Kansas
Edward E. Martin
Melvin H. Snyder
Wichita
Robert F. Riordan
Salina
Charles D. Carey
Martin
Solar Services Inc
Snyder
Wichita State University
Riordan
Wilson Engineers and Architects
Carey
Mechanical Contractors Association
Bennett
Kansas State
Violence Grips Soweto as Riots Claim Many Lives
Johannesburg reports say rioting by students in Soweto left at least 29 dead, 220 injured, and 126 jailed as police clash with crowds over Afrikaans language courses. Armored police patrolled the 26 square mile township amid fires, stoning, and attacks on whites and government buildings.
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Johannesburg
South Africa
Soweto
J.J. Gerber
Baragwanath
James T. Kruger
Watchdog Supported for CIA Supervision by Colby
William Colby former CIA director told a Wichita State University audience that closer congressional oversight will benefit the CIA and the public He praised a watchdog Senate committee as a path to public support and clear guidelines after Vietnam and Watergate shaping American restraint on government power
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Wichita, Kan
William Colby
CIA
Central Intelligence Agency
Colby
Wichita State University
Senate Committee
Senate
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Lyndon Blackwell
Solar Energy Group
Oxnard
Calif
Archie Bard
Bard
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Ays
Treat Dead
Ott-a-Watts Says
City of Ottawa Utilities Department
Baragwanath Hospital
Africa
First National Bank
Ottawa
Wassmers
van Heusen
Wassmer
ORA
Ray Brown
Ford
Monarch
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