Medical group head claims Florida murder rate tops nation
In a Florida discussion on public health and crime, Dr. William M. Straight asserts murder is a misdiagnosed issue and calls for a statewide medical examiner system. He notes Florida's uneven examiners, with Dade County as a rare strong point and rural counties lacking autopsy and toxicology support. He cites misdiagnosed pesticide deaths and calls for coordinated statewide action despite funding challenges.
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Dede County
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Dade County Medical Examiner
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Vere Beach
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Peale County
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Verle Pope
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Seven Guardsmen Die In Wreck Near Chuckhy Tennessee
Seven National Guardsmen were killed and 13 injured Sunday when their Army truck collided with a car near Chuckhy Sea Tow while en route to Johnson City for maneuvers. The truck brakes apparently failed on a curve. The car was driven by Ernest McInturff of Johnson City, who was injured. Guardsmen were members of A Company 1st Battalion Infantry.
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Fires Ravage Sicilian Countryside Destroying Fruit Orchards
Destructive desert winds spread fires across Sicily on Sunday burning thousands of almond and olive trees and destroying fruit orchards. Officials estimate damages exceed 2 million dollars as several populated areas remain at risk.
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Increase in Florida Jay Revenue Reported by Comptroller
State Comptroller Fred Dickinson said Florida Jay sales totaled 985 for July, up from June, part of a 1 percent rise. Since January the three percent tax brought 1 7,967,873 to date, a gain of 20,964,000 over seven months. July figures reflecting June sales may not show the airline strike's full effect, with future reports expected.
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Fred
Jay
Dickinson
Usales
Heat Wave Drowns Fifty-Seven in Japan and Heat Towns
As heat sweeps Japan crowds flood beaches while a approaching typhoon churns high waves near Tokyo. Police report fifty seven drowned and about twenty missing in the Tokyo area as temperatures reach 93 in Tokyo and 95 in Osaka.
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Japan
Pacific
Osaka
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