McKesson Settlement Across 25 States for False Claims
Fortner notes a 2005 whistleblower suit under federal and state false claims statutes alleging McKesson inflated average wholesale prices reported to First Data Bank. The federal portion settled in April for over 187 million dollars, with New York receiving 36 million. States listed include California, New York, Arkansas, Colorado, Delaware, and others plus DC.
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New Hampshire
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Tennessee
Texas
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Washington
West Virginia
Wyoming
District of Columbia
Colorado theater killer case details emerge at court
Defense seeks insanity as arraignment looms for James Holmes. Documents reveal therapy with Dr. Lynne Fenton, medical board discipline in 2004, and university ties at Colorado. Judge seals motions and records, while media groups push to lift secrecy.
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Fenton
State Public Defender’s Office
Arapahoe
University of Colorado
Colorado Medical Board
U.S. Air Force
Texas
Aurora
Colorado
University of Colorado-Denver
Anschutz
District Court
William Blair Sylvester
Sylvester
Associated Press
Dam Project Aims to Reclaim Leaked Water in October
The city and federal government agree to permit 5 percent of dam water to leak, preserving a wetlands habitat for the Southwestern willow flycatcher while rechanneling remaining water back into the supply system.
Earth Camp Minesecoends Youth Learn About Environment
The second annual Earth Camp ran a week of lessons for about 20 children with talks from New Mexico Game & Fish on ecosystems and water conservation at Bottomless Lakes State Park. Campers learned graffiti awareness, recycling principles, and completed a community project at the Boys & Girls Club earning a pressed leaf certificate.
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Roach
Bottomless Lakes State Park
New Mexico
Mike Matthews
Graffiti Hurts
Cahoon Park
KRB
Spring River Park & Zoo
Elaine Mayfield
Mayfield
Boys & Girls Club
Earth Rangers
Nvernau
Rdrnews
Roswell resident Brian Ford shares sci fi dreams and roots
Ford, a former National Guard sergeant major and longtime Great Highland Bagpipes teacher, founded the Brian Boru Irish Pipe Band in 1961. He writes about Be Careful What You Wish For You Might Get It and envisions turning it into a movie, while exploring space and belief in life beyond Earth.
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Ford
National Guard
Minnesota
Minnesota Doe
Brian Boru
Roswell
Joe
Outer Space
Alverda
Betty” Rossell
Aleppo Braces for Imminent Showdown as UN Warns
U N officials warn an imminent clash in Aleppo as rebels press toward the city while government forces mass reinforcements. Red Cross shifts foreign staff from Damascus due to security fears. UNICEF reports aid reaching 190000 Syrians, including 145000 children, amid ongoing bombardment in multiple cities.
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Syria
Aleppo
U.N
Red Cross
Damascus
Navi Pillay
Pillay
Kofi Annan
International Committee of the Red Cross
Lebanon
Hicham Hassan
Hassan
Associated Press
Syrian Arab Red Crescent
Unicef
Etrick McCormick
E U.N. Children’s Agency
Syrian Ab Red Crescent
McCormick
Warsaw
Poland
U.S
Turkey
Syrian Observatory
Fardous
Abdul-Latif al- Shami
al- Shami
Homs
Maaret al-Numan
Daraa
Observatory
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