Will to Live: Man Survives Four Days in Median After Hit
Camacho, 20, undocumented worker from a San Diego migrant camp, was hit on Interstate 5 and crawled into the median. He drank water from a sprinkler, battled life threatening injuries, and survived after four days before a motorist spotted him and called 911.
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San Diego County
Interstate 5
Uni
Serpe Memorial Hospital
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Scripps
Camp Pendleton
Woman offers embryos to childless couple in custody case
In Titusville Florida Mary Sue Stowe says she will not implant any embryos herself and plans to allow disposal or donation after possible implantation. The Tennessee case origin involves her ex-husband Junior Davis appealing a custody ruling granting Stowe seven fertilized eggs. No implantation will occur while the case is on appeal.
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Mary Sue Stowe
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Stowe
Junior Davis
Erlenbach
Firebombing target fuels vigil for Earth First activists
In Oakland California the blast ripped through a car carrying Earth First activists Judi Bari and Darryl Cherney injuring both. Bari faces pelvis surgery and Cherney minor injuries as police and the FBI probe possible suspects while activists chant for Cherney’s release and condemn violence.
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Earth First
Karen Pickett
Judi Bari
Darryl Cherney
Bari
Mike Roselle
Kelme Wilson
Clyde Sims
FBI
Sims
Cherney
Harth First
Pacific Lumber Co
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University shuts down oldest Sigma Phi Epsilon at Santa Clara
Santa Clara University has suspended its largest and oldest Greek group for at least four years after a campus newsletter deemed degrading to women minorities and homosexuals. The Sigma Phi Epsilon California Lambda chapter, 17 years old with 90 members, was disciplined along with four members, while the chapter worked on sensitivity training. alumni leaders lamented the move as progress halted.
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Santa Clara
Calif
Santa Clara University
Jesuit
California Lambda
Sigma Phi Epsilon
Pirlriend
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Five More Boeing 737 Jets Missing Steering Pins
Emergency inspections found five additional Boeing 737 jets lacking cotter pins securing steering wheels, raising total missing pins to seven in two weeks. The affected planes belong to unnamed foreign carriers. FAA ordered inspections of 737 assemblies built in the last two years amid a separate incident on a 737-400 test flight.
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Boeing Co
Jack Gamble
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Boeing
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