Couple wins small verdict in test tube baby suit
A Florida woman and her husband received 50 003 dollars in a federal jury verdict over a thwarted attempt to create a test tube baby at Columbia Presbyterian. The jury cleared Dr Raymond Vande Wiele of property claims while granting modest damages for emotional distress.
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Nurse indicted in deaths of four patients in Maryland
Baltimore. Mary Rose Robaczynski 24 of Pasadena surrendered after a grand jury indicted her on murder charges in the deaths of four comatose Maryland General Hospital patients whose respirators were unplugged. The victims were Marlene Smith 45 Catherine Womack 40 and Louvenia Reed 49 plus another patient. The indictments followed a four month probe. One brother called the act mercy killing though not condoning it. Arraignment set for Sept 6 with trial expected in two to three months.
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Indiana Governor crowns Senior Queen at State Fair
Indiana Gov Otis Bowen crowns Frances McCully of Rushville as Senior Queen during Friday afternoon ceremonies at the Indiana State Fair in Indianapolis. AP report.
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Pack of 31 dogs attacks children in Detroit
A 6-year-old boy and his 8-year-old sister were bitten by a pack of 31 dogs owned by their grandmother at their southwest Detroit home. The children were found in the kitchen by neighbors and rushed to Children’s Hospital. Lawrence sustained multiple bites to the face arms and groin and remained hospitalized in stable condition while Tekeema was treated and released.
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Sharks misunderstandings highlighted by Florida expert
Gerrit Klay of Sea World Shark Institute argues sharks are misrepresented by films like Jaws. He notes sharks can distinguish healthy from sick fish, often bite out of provocation or mistaken identity, and that many bites occur in dirty water where vision is poor. He cites nurse sharks as common biters near Florida coasts and mentions collecting sharks for a Sea World exhibit in San Diego.
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