Dana-Farber Put On Probation Over Drug Overdoses
The Joint Commission downgraded Dana-Farber Cancer Institute to conditional accreditation after two chemotherapy overdoses, one fatal, following an unannounced April 4 survey prompted by Betsy Lehman’s death. Six months to fix unspecified issues. failure could cut Medicaid and Medicare payments.
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Dana-Farber Cancer Institute
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Boston Globe
Boston Globe Health
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Lehman
Columbia accepts student after Harvard revokes admission
New York report details Gina Grant, a high school honors student, who Harvard revoked after discovering she killed her mother as a teen. Columbia University says an acceptance letter was sent earlier, raising questions whether the school will stand by its decision. Grant had pleaded no contest to voluntary manslaughter in South Carolina in 1990.
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Harvard
Columbia University
Columbia
Gina Grant
Grant
South Carolina
Drug courier found dead in suitcase in Queens
Police say a 40 year old man who swallowed about 80 plastic vials of an undetermined narcotic died during autopsy in Queens. The body was found stuffed in a suitcase left in a rear Queens Village driveway. The investigator noted some containers broke, suggesting he was running drugs before death.
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New York
Queens
Queens Village
Iraq Criticizes U.N. Oil Sale Offer
Iraq denounces the U.N. plan allowing oil sales to raise funds for food and medicine, while stopping short of full rejection. The Security Council authorized up to 2 billion dollars over 180 days for humanitarian uses, but Iraq seeks outright sanctions removal and may refer the draft to parliament for approval.
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U.N
U.N. Security Council
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Revolutionary Command Council
Saddam Hussein
Saddam
Suspect Held in Slaying of Aristide Critic
An arrest was made in the March 28 murder of Mireille Durocher Bertin, a leading critic of Aristide. Claudy Lacroix was detained in Port-au-Prince by UN peacekeeping officials, with limited information released on charges. Bertin, 35, was a vocal adviser to military leaders who ousted Aristide in 1991 and later supported his return to power.
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Claudy ‘Lacroix
Mireille Durocher Bertin
Eric Falt
Lacroix
Bertin
Aristide
Tokyo security crackdown as fears of cult attack loom
In Tokyo the popular Shinjuku district and other areas were unusually quiet amid warnings of an attack by the Aum Shinrikyo cult. Police patrolled trains, stations, shopping zones, and theatres as schools closed and hospitals stockpiled nerve gas antidotes after the subway sarin attack linked to the cult.
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Aum
Shinji Kyo Cult
Shinjuku
Kozo Igarashi
Yuki Sasaki
Japan
Clintons report income of 263900 and tax refund
The Clintons earned 263900 in 1994 with a 55313 tax bill and a 14418 refund after applying 57500 to 1995 taxes. They paid 10000 for legal work and 3000 for disclosure forms. White House aides note the tax data fuel debate over deficit-reduction plans.
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Clinton
Hillary Rodham Clinton
Congress
White House
Nike McCurry
Clinton launches campaign to win reelection support
President Clinton begins a national effort to renew his re election bid sending letters to about one million close supporters inviting them to join a steering committee. He criticizes GOP plans for deep cuts and promises to protect education while expanding policing and keeping the assault weapons ban.
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Winte House
Mike McCurry
Clinton
Congress
Simpson trial hears remarks on race and credibility
Controversy grows over remarks about race during the Simpson case as prosecutors focus on Fung's credibility. Analysts debate the impact of comments and evidence handling, while Fung returns to the stand to address testimony about the June 13 blood vial.
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Sen
Alfonse D’amato
Judge Ito
New York
Shapiro
Willams
Kathy Imahara
Asian Pacific American Legal Center
Fung
Syracuse Journal Publication Details and Rates
A scrambled notice from Syracuse Journal describes publication details, circulation, and rate information. It mentions publication numbers, second class status, and includes fragmented references to New York rates and advertisers.
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Herais-Journal
Joe Heel
Bor
Ted St Gyan
Postrimwler
Gerd Atthess
Synocum
York State
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