State faults hospital in boy's death
The state Health Department accused St. Joseph's Hospital Center of violating 14 provisions of the health code in the death of a 17 pound 2 year old boy. Investigators found a potassium overdose prescribed by an unlicensed resident after supervisor review. The hospital faced delays in response as the child wheezed. The family of Patrick and Annette Young filed the complaint that prompted the inquiry.
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Fawn Hall set for hearings as NSC aid questioned
In week six of hearings the witness list includes Fawn Hall, famed for shredding Iran Contra documents, while Bretton Sciaroni defends a 1985 NSC exemption ruling stating the NSC was not an intelligence agency. He says the documents North handled would not alter his legal conclusion.
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Optimistic US Soviet push for fall summit in Washington
Venice reports say both nations are encouraged by arms control progress and discuss October talks in Washington. White House aide Howard Baker and officials cited general date discussions after a New York Times interview with Yuri Vorontsov suggested Kremlin interest in a Washington summit to sign an arms treaty. Reagan advisor Frank Carlucci confirmed talks on possible dates.
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Reagan eases Japan sanctions at the Venice summit
President Reagan announced partial lifting of economic sanctions on Japan as leaders gathered for the 13th international summit in Venice Italy. He stressed the warnings to Iran over potential anti ship missiles remain factual and non bluffing amid security concerns and tense Gulf talk.
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U S airlift reported to bolster Bahrain Gulf shipping
Israel radio claimed the United States has been airlifting arms and equipment to Bahrain to secure Gulf shipping, a Pentagon denial followed. The report tied the moves to protecting Western oil routes amid the Iran Iraq war, with Navy patrols stepped up recently.
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Jury selection begins in Blake murder trial
Jurors report for the murder case of William R. Blake Jr amid heavy security in Onondaga County. Judge J Kevin Mulroy cautions secrecy as 47 prospective jurors enter for screening while deputy David R. Clark and deputy Bernard Meleski are the targets of the charges.
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