Lifeguard negligence lawsuit shocks Long Island town
Readers react to a reported case where parents sue Babylon town for 21 million alleging a pool lifeguard ignored a drowning boy saying it was not her area. Court papers accuse lifeguards of pure indifference as onlookers failed to aid the child who died after being pulled from the water.]
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New York
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Dear Heloise main dish chart sparks monthly menus
A reader shares a systematic kitchen planning tip to ease monthly dinner menus. She creates a six category chart Beef Pork Poultry Seafood Ethnic and Others listing main dishes with cookbook initials and page numbers or CF for file boxes. The plan aims to prevent meal repeats and save time.
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Roxanne Pulitsers Palm Beach image makeover amid divorce saga
Roxanne Pulitzer, amid a high profile divorce case, has begun teaching a Sunday School class at Bethesda by the Sea in Palm Beach. The ongoing trial has been recessed to November 1, and she has been seen at church with her two young sons, a stark contrast to the prior headlines.
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Knee Arthroscopy Opens View Inside the Joint
A surgeon explains arthroscopy, a six year old tool that allows viewing the knee from multiple portals. It diagnoses and treats the knee by removing torn meniscus pieces and realigning the kneecap, reducing the need for open surgery while enabling quick repairs.
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Uis
Lone resident of BWCA keeps life simple amid visitors
Dorothy Molter, the last permanent resident of Minnesota’s Boundary Waters Canoe Area, has lived on Knife Lake for 52 years. The Forest Service restricts residents, and she survives by selling root beer, ice cutting, and tending an island home, welcoming summer visitors while fearing the crowds.
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Associated Press
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Chicago
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Hummel factory worker to demonstrate ceramic decor and autographs
Wolfgang Kaudewitz of the Goebel Roedental plant in West Germany will demonstrate ceramic decorating and autograph Hummel merchandise. The Roedental store offers 60 Hummel calendars for 1983 and holds a drawing in Stenneray register to win a Hummel. The dolls originated with the late Berta Hummel, famed for sketches of children on calendars and greeting cards.
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Goebel
Roedental
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Hummel
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