Transplant pioneer hopes to return after illness
A Pittsburgh transplant pioneer expressed frustration at ongoing illness and a second liver procedure. She is hopeful for a return in about a month after a recent news conference, noting the first effort was unsuccessful.
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Lucky driver survives 30 foot fall under bulldozer in Florida
James Burroughs, 53, escaped major harm when a 6,000 pound Bobcat mini bulldozer toppled from a bridge edge during I-95 road work in Pompano Beach. He suffered a broken left arm and minor injuries after the machine landed on him. witness and boss Larry McCoy called him incredibly lucky. Burroughs was hospitalized in surgery Thursday night as rescue crews described the narrow margin of fatal outcome.
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City of Columbus ends 14 month honesty drive led by Magruder
A privately funded $35,000 campaign in Columbus closes with a speech by Andrew Young and an awards ceremony for honesty exemplars. Police say the effort did not end crime but aimed to spark public thought. homicide, car theft, and aggravated assault rates rose last year, limiting the program's impact.
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Watergate
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Andrew Young
Bassett hound Tattoo drags car for miles in chase
In RaCOMA Washington a basset hound named Tattoo slithered along a car leash after his owner shut the leash in a door and drove off. Motorcycle officer Kerry Filbert pursued the vehicle as Tattoo reached 20 to 25 mph and rolled several times before the car occupants jumped out. Tattoo appeared uninjured and authorities urged a check at an animal clinic.
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Oil-spill case hinges on last minutes of exxon Valdez voyage
Anchorage experts used computer models to re-create the final minutes of the Exxon Valdez voyage on March 24. The defense argued a helm error caused the grounding, showing the ship would have hit Bligh Reef if the rudder had turned right earlier.
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Joseph Hazelwood
Helm Rror
Exxon
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Spring Brings Warmth to Syracuse Area Golfers and Residents
As spring nears on March 20 at 4 19 pm, locals from Liverpool Golf & Country Club to DeWitt welcome milder days. Canadians and Americans anticipate more outdoor golf, while neighbors like Bernard Berkman and Fred Tygert prep their yards for thaw. Meteorologist Elardo notes mid 50s possible, with a recent run of unseasonable warmth in late January.
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Elm Street
Fayetteville
Equator
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DeWitt
Leia van Schaick
Fane Ashley
Kornden Park
Omar Jackson
Derrick Jackson
Derrick’s
Elardo
Syracuse
Nixon Back on the Hill Returns as a Charming Nixon
Nixon visits the House of Representatives for the first time since impeachment struggles 16 years ago. He jokes with reporters, recalls the past, credits ending the Cold War, and weighs U S policy on China while quipping about Japan. The crowd of Republicans applauds.
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Northwest Flight 650 Crew Held On Drinking Charge
Minneapolis airport police detained three Northwest flight crew members after a morning incident on Northwest Flight 650 at Hancock Airport. Blood tests were pending for up to 10 days to determine intoxication. Airline and FAA officials said investigation continues into circumstances surrounding the cockpit operation and possible violation of alcohol rules.
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Solseth
Chicago
Air Line Pilots Association Union
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National Transportation Policy aims to raise user fees
President Bush and Samuel Skinner released a 129 page plan urging higher state and local funding for highways airports and mass transit. It proposes new or higher gasoline taxes tolls and a departure tax on air travelers while critics warn it shifts federal costs to local governments and could keep Thruway tolls in place beyond 1996.
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Senate Appropriations Committee
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Transportation Sys
Joan Clare
Central New
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