Doctor testifies on fatal no code order in Los Angeles case
Dr. John Corbin testified he issued a no-code order two hours before Raymond Oden's death at a Monrovia hospital, saying the patient was dying and there was nothing else to do. The inquest ruled death from a bowel obstruction with possible negligence, while officials debated ethics and legality of no code orders and medical autonomy.
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Tijuana Sees the Light Amid Power Bill Crisis
Mexico City reprieve after Baja California authorities faced a 90 000 peso bill. Mayor Fernando Marquez Arce and the city treasurer met power officials while workers faced dusk shutdowns. Gov Roberto de la Madrid urged federal action as peso devaluation worsened costs.
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Four Oakland officers fired for beating traffic violator
Four Oakland Police Officers were fired for beating a traffic violator after a high speed chase ended with a crash. Chief George Hart said the officers used unnecessary force, failed to report the incident, and ignored witnesses. Victim hospitalized. no complaint filed. Officers named: Ted Gully, Jack Landeros, Melvin Perreira, and Stanley Lowes.
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