Rust not fuel on 2 Navy ships
A Pentagon inquiry found two Navy tanker contracts collapsed, costing taxpayers about 400 million dollars. Penn Ship Co. failed to deliver, leaving two unfinished hulls idle near James River and prompting Senate scrutiny of wartime procurement.
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Regan Named NYC Municipal Assistance Corp Chair
Edward Regan a former New York state comptroller has been tapped to lead the Municipal Assistance Corp in New York City pending Senate confirmation. The four year committee post carries no salary and would succeed Eugene Kerlin with Giuliani praising the choice as recognizing a top municipal finance expert.
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Dozens of Bronx cops face corruption charges
Dozens of officers from the 48th Precinct in the Bronx are implicated in a yearlong corruption probe. Six of 16 officers had been arrested by 11:30 pm, with another batch to be arrested. indictments were to be unsealed, and arraignments set in state Supreme Court. Authorities accuse officers of shaking down narcotics dealers and breaking into apartments without warrants. Seven more officers were reportedly suspended for turning a blind eye as corruption unfolded.
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Alabama Restores Chain Gangs Along I 65
About 400 inmates from Limestone Correction Facility will be shackled in groups of five and sent to pick up trash along I 65 near the Tennessee line under Gov. Fob James battle-tested plan. Critics call it inhumane while supporters say it will deter recidivism and improve public safety.
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Alzheimer’s crisis grows as population ages
A JAMA study of 1,601 elderly people in Boston finds lifetime risk rising with age, with one in six girls and one in 16 boys likely to develop Alzheimer's. By age 90, about half of individuals are projected to have the disease, and overall lifetime risk increases as society ages.
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