Heal In protest swells at Los Angeles County General
Interns and residents at LA County General Hospital flood the 3,300 bed facility with patients after a pay raise dispute. County officials call the move a deliberate disruption as admissions rise and discharges fall while admins seek to curb the action.
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Los Angeles
Los Angeles County General Hospital
Kenneth Hahn
Richard Boggs
Hahn
Interns and Residents Association
William Evans
Wall Street fraud leads to ten year prison sentence
Anthony Tino DeAngelis, 49, a former Bronx butcher, was sentenced to 10 years in federal prison for a multimillion dollar vegetable oil fraud that rocked Wall Street. The sentence runs concurrently with five year conspiracy counts, with possible parole after three months under a new law.
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Newark
N.J
Anthony Tino DeAngelis
Wall Street
DeAngelis
Bronx N.Y
Reynier J. Wortendyke
Wortendyke
de Angelis
Arterial funds approved for Alamogordo to Gallup projects
The State Highway Commission approved over 250000 for municipal arterial projects for next year. Alamogordo receives 51000 with 27000 from this year's MAP. Farmington 163400 with 66000 from this year's fund. Gallup gets 76000. Other requests from Clovis Las Cruces and Espanola were deferred pending review or bond outcomes.
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Santa FE
State Highway Commission
Alamogordo
Farmington
Gallup
Clovis
Highway Commission
John Sudderth
Las Cruces
Hugh M. Milton II
Espanola
Severe Texas Storm Strikes North Texas Cities
A massive thunderstorm sweeping a 360 mile path caused tornadoes high winds and hail across northern Texas. The system damaged Wichita Falls Tyler Greenville Bowie Henrietta Lockett Vernon and Dallas while a possible tornado hit Caddo Mills destroying two houses northeast of Dallas.
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Associated Press
Texas
Wichita Falls
Tyler
Greenville
Bowie
Henrietta
Lockett
Vernon
Dallas
Caddo Mills
Pentagon Proposes Large Bonus to Reenlist Skilled Holders
The Pentagon asks Congress to create a special reenlistment bonus up to $6,300 for highly skilled personnel. The plan would sit atop the existing re enlistment pay and apply only to the first reenlistment. It aims to reverse rising losses of trained electronics and other critical specialists.
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Fred S. Hoffman
Washington
Pentagon
Armed Services
Congress
Defense Department
Senate
House
Navy
Paul H. Nitze
Nitze
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