Lawsuit Alleges Dimetapp Use Caused Stroke in 5 Month Old
The family of Caden Nunez sues American Home Products and Presbyterian Health Care Services claiming Dimetapp exposure led to a massive stroke in the infant. The suit alleges inadequate care at Plains Regional Medical Center and cites long linked dangers of PPA in Dimetapp.
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Presbyterian
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Presbyterian Health Care Services
Albuquerque
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Madison
N.J
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Redistricting suit could cost taxpayers over a million
The redistricting dispute in Albuquerque could cost taxpayers more than 1 million in attorney fees. Judge Frank Allen Jr. hears the case after the Legislature and Gov. Johnson failed to agree on a plan, with state spending already exceeding 1.5 billion for redistricting.
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Novembber
Vargas Finds New Life Through Nursing and Travel Plans
Marriann Vargas credits hard work and support from family for returning to school and excelling in nursing. She rose to the top of her class after joining ENMAR, values self esteem, security, and responsibility, and now plans to travel as a nurse while aiming for medical surgical work.
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Escaped Taliban Leaders Believed to Be in Pakistani Territory
Gra ham said on ABC's This Week that efforts to capture Taliban and al Qaeda figures in Afghanistan have failed and that bin Laden and Omar are likely in tribal areas just over the Pakistan border. U S. officials doubt bin Laden is in Tora Bora. Omar thought to be near Baghran but now believed to have escaped. In Cuba, prisoners will face maximum security with access to Red Cross and international standards for military detainees. The note cites the Mazar-e-Sharif riot that killed hundreds, including CIA officer Johnny Spann, as a reason for heightened security.
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Spotting dangerous pilots not easy task
The Tampa crash by a 15-year-old student pilot exposed weak security at flight schools. Instructors say few measures could have prevented the hijack like incident, though some schools review procedures. The teen left a Osama bin Laden note and acted alone. authorities say no target was indicated.
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Palm Harbor
Fla
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New York
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Bennie Holder
Osma bin Laden
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CSG Aviation Services
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Palm Spa Calif
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Aircraft Owners and Pilots Association
Palm Harbor Plane Crash Victim Remembered by Classmates
The 14 year old victim who trained at a local flight school in Tampa area died after a plane tail hung from a high rise. Police and FBI looked for evidence on his computer. Friends described him as a bright disciplined student and an honor roll classmate.
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