New York Hero Rescues Blind Man From Subway Tracks
Reginald Andrews leapt onto subway tracks at 14th Street and Eighth Avenue to save a blind man, pulling him free as a train moved. He later learned Jamac Foods offered him a job as a food processor after the rescue, training to begin once his knee heals. Andrews and his wife Elaine, with four sons and four daughters, faced a difficult holiday as he sought steady work. Transit police plan to recommend a civilian commendation for the rescue.
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Tylenol suspect agrees to return to Chicago
James W. Lewis, the Tylenol extortion suspect, agreed to voluntary removal to Chicago to face charges. U S Attorney Dan Webb urged quick transfer, while Lewis’s attorney said he wants to go back and fight the case. Lewis appeared in Foley Square court in a bright orange jumpsuit, held on a $5 million bond as a prisoner who refused to state his name signed a waiver.
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Man held for brother s layin Rochester
Rochester police charged Charles Gayne, 40, with second degree murder in the slaying of his brother Carl Gayne, 36, following a dispute on Rochester s north side. A knife was found beside the victim. neighbors say the brothers had feuded for years. Charles Gayne is held without bail awaiting arraignment.
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