Lawsuit ties million-dollar malpractice settlement
In Miami a 6-year-old girl Sybelle DaSilva, left blinded and paralyzed after a hospital tube incident, reaches a $1,051,280 settlement with Dr A J Maniglia the University of Miami and the Dade County Public Health Trust. Her parents seek approval from university and health trust boards and the court.
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Miami
Sybelle DaSilva
Almir
Eva DaSilva
God
Sybelle
Florida
DaSilvas
Maniglia
University of Miami
Public Health Trust
Dade County
Health Trust
Ford
University
The
Norton Preddy
Henry Burnett
Shipping lines fined record penalties under antitrust act
Washington AP recounts a federal judge imposing 6.1 million dollars in fines on seven international shipping lines and 13 executives for price fixing. Judges Green and DOJ note the penalties totalled 5.45 million to companies and 650 thousand to individuals, the largest in a Sherman Act case in shipping. The indictment alleges a U.S. Europe freight rate conspiracy.
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Washington
Justice Department
June L. Green
Department
United States
Europe
Federal Maritime Commission
Safety probes launched on 2.6 million hatchback latches
The government opened five separate investigations into suspected safety defects in hatchback and tailback latches on 2.6 million autos and station wagons. Vehicles include Mazdas Subaru Renaults Toyotas Pintos Bobcats and Mustangs. The concern followed a Spokane police report about a child ejected in a hatchback door incident.
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Washington
National Highway Traffic Safety Administration
Spokane, Wash
Iran Moves to Run Private Banks in Revolutionary Shift
The revolutionary government in Tehran announced measures to operate and take over private banks, signaling a major shift in Iran's financial sector. The move comes as authorities assert control over financial institutions amid ongoing political realignment.
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Iran
Tehran
Somoza claims Sandinistas attack via Cuban Venezuelan weapons
Somoza said Sandinista rebels are attacking his soldiers with weapons from Cuba and Venezuela, complicating efforts to restore order. Iran delays nationalization as banks remain privately owned with deposits guaranteed, according to state radio.
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Managua
Nicaragua
UPD
Anastasio Somoza
Cuba
Venezuela
Iran
Mehdi Bazargan
Iran Radio
Hand Reattachment Gives Hope For Music Student
New York surgeons completed a 16 hour operation to reattach the right hand of Renee Katz 17 a promising music student at the High School of Music and Art. Bellevue Hospital described the prognosis as good with potential function return and sensation in four to six months. Police detained seven youths in the unprovoked midtown subway attack.
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New York
UPH
Bellevue Hospital
Renee Katz
Daniel Baker
Miss Katz
High School of Music and Art
Midtown Manhattan
Bellevue
Baker
Race to Delivery Room Ends In Fatal Crash
In Dallas a teenage husband rushing his 17 year old wife to deliver a baby crashed into a coffee truck at a busy intersection. Evelyn Davidson died from internal injuries en route to hospital and her child was stillborn. Huey Davidson, 16, was in serious condition in intensive care. Police say he ran a red light during morning rush hour, struck the truck, then hit a building wall. the truck driver was uninjured.
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Dallas
UPI
Evelyn Davidson
Huey Davidson
Davidson
Plague Victim Dies in New Mexico
A 19-year-old Las Vegas man died from pneumonic plague in Albuquerque after contracting the illness Tuesday. State health officials, led by Dr. Jonathan Mann, identified about 70 contacts and placed them under medical surveillance.
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Santa FE
N.M
Las Vegas
Jonathan Mann
Albuquerque
Mann
Leopard Kills Boy During Circus act in New Jersey
A chained leopard fatally mauled 5 year old Jerome Vaccaressa at the Roberts Brothers Top Three Circus on the Flocktown Road School grounds in Washingt on Township Morris County. Ringmaster David Brown was bitten while rescuers and guards tried to separate the animal. The boy died at Hackettstown Hospital shortly after admission. the circus continued briefly before leaving town.
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Washigton Township
N.J
Jerome J. Vaccaressa
Byram
Roberts Brothers
Morris County
Flocktown Road
Edward
Patricia Eyrich
Mary Jo
David Brown
Sarasota
Fla
Byrien
Schooleys Mountain Fire Protection Association
Jerome
Hackettstown Community Hospital
Morristown Memorial Hospital
Brown
Hackettstown
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