Family awaits final word on Vietnam War pilot
The Pentagon confirmed May Michael D. Balamott, a Syracuse native and Air Force pilot, was killed when his transport plane exploded over Laos on November 24, 1969. His widow Maria Galvin and their two sons will attend a Arlington National Cemetery ceremony with military honors on November 28.
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Doctor in the Farmhouse: Rural Training Spotlight
Staff Writer Gloria Gonzales examines Dp. Jim LoDolce who began as a country doctor twenty years ago and now participates in an innovative program to train physicians with modern skills in a rural setting benefiting Central New Yorkers.
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NAACP seeks reports of police misconduct in Pittsburgh area
NAACP leaders urged citizens to come forward with allegations of police brutality in Pittsburgh and suburbs. Tim Stevens and five others push for a probe after a black businessman died in police custody. Antoinette Moses said discussions with police chiefs and possibly higher authorities will follow. Jonny Gammage, related to Steelers player Ray Seals, died October 12 during a fight with white officers.
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Mice Grow Human Ears in Lab Breakthrough
A mouse bred to lack immunity helps scientists grow a human ear and cartilage, marking progress in tissue engineering used for potential future transplants. Skin grafts and heart valve trials are advancing, though no tissue products are public yet.
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Charles Vacanth
Veterans Affairs Center to Aid New Heart Study
The Veterans Administration Medical Center will assist a new heart study, aiming to advance treatment options and patient outcomes. Researchers and clinicians from the center collaborate with external partners to accelerate findings.
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Veterans Administration Medical Center
Parker speaks on harassment by 174th Wing staff
Maj. Jacquelyn S. Parker discusses harassment within the 174th Tactical Fighter Wing and says harassers faced appropriate punishment as the editorial frame emphasizes accountability and justice in the case.
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174Th Tactical Fighter Wing
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