VA to discipline 11 for fatal mix up
Veterans Administration officials recommended discipline for 11 employees at VA medical centers in Philadelphia and Coatesville for a November 3 mix up that sent John W. Martin, 39, to a CT scan meant for another patient, leading to his death. The action will be announced in 10 to 14 days after review by the chief medical director and regional VA officials.
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No. 1 Family boss and five members plead guilty
In Bridgeport Connecticut federal court the No. 1 Family cocaine trafficking operation pleaded guilty to drug charges. Authorities described the group as large and flamboyant with a multi level structure including managers delivery boys and street dealers operating in Bridgeport West End.
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Federal suit targets Cuomo son over thrift merger
A federal lawsuit accuses Andrew Cuomo and other shareholders of ignoring federal regulations to seize control of a North Miami Beach thrift. The action follows a prior state suit alleging efforts to merge Queanmark Savings and Loan with Financial Security Savings and Loan and then sell assets. Cuomo, a Manhattan attorney, also filed a $50 million defamation suit over the state case and publicity.
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Haig Hospitalized After Tooth Treatment Reaction
Former Secretary of State Alexander Haig Jr. was hospitalized in Fairfax after an allergic reaction to medicines taken for a tooth problem. Fairfax Hospital said the 63-year-old Republican candidate was doing fine and expected to be released after an overnight stay following treatment at Walter Reed Army Medical Center earlier in the week.
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Police Firefighters Must Retire At 63 In Chicago
Chicago City Council approved a measure forcing about 165 police officers and firefighters to retire at age 63. The ordinance affects all officers above patrolman rank and all firefighters, effective Thursday, to open promotions and reduce aging ranks. The chief sponsor cited current averages of age and service, noting officer averages around 45 and retirement pay of about $24,000 annually at 59.
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Betty Ford Undergoes Unplanned Surgery in California
Former first lady Betty Ford, 63, recovering in Eisenhower Medical Center in Rancho Mirage after an unplanned operation to correct a minor wound problem following heart surgery last month. Hospital spokesman Michael McFadden said she was resting in the cardiac surgical unit and doing well. He could not provide details on her condition or the surgery duration.
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Kidnapped boy found dead near casino in Nevada
Alexander Harris, seven, was abducted last month from a Nevada casino and found dead Wednesday just 50 yards from the kidnapping site in Las Vegas. Police said the body was discovered near the casino area while authorities investigate the case.
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Syracuse Auburn Sugar Bowl showdown looms this week
After an 11-0 season and abundant chatter Syracuse faces No. 6 Auburn in the Sugar Bowl with a national title still possible only if several near-impossible results unfold. Syracuse coach Dick MacPherson remains confident while fans brace for a televised clash.
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SU Fans Mix High Life and Cheap Seats in New Orleans
Syracuse University fans on a Sugar Bowl trip reveal two worlds. Insurance executive John F X Mannion dines at Commander's Palace while students Tim Fogarty and friends eat hot dogs on Bourbon Street. The trio, sharing a YMCA room at $24 nightly, plans a frugal but festive New Year’s visit as they balance campus pride with a tight budget.
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Syracuse Fans Flock to New Orleans Sugar Bowl Festivities
New Orleans hosts Syracuse University fans for New Year celebrations at the Hilton and Hyatt Regency. Events include a Pete Fountain concert, a $45 gala with New Orleans buffet and midnight champagne, a $20 pregame rally, and a $30 package with pom-poms and Sugar Bowl mementos. Attendees include SU alumni Howard and Joy Osofsky, local Syracuse natives, and notable Syracuse executives.
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