Drought stricken East bans water use in four states
Governors from New York New Jersey Pennsylvania and Delaware declared a water emergency in the Delaware River Basin affecting over 460 communities banning nonessential uses including restaurant service car washing and lawn sprinkling penalties range 50 to 1090 dollars. The measure aims to curb withdrawals and requests federal aid while warning of further restrictions if drought persists.
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Bernadette Devlin Wounded In Belfast Home Attack
Gunmen burst into the isolated Belfast home of Bernadette Devlin McAliskey injuring her and her husband Michael. A reprisal attack followed with a part-time policeman killed and a Belfast restaurant firebombed. Police detained three men as handguns were found.
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Embezzler Sonia Pujol Arrested in Minnesota Jail
Sonia Pujol a 38 year old Miami bookkeeper with multiple alias names is held without bond in Dakota County Jail Hastings Minnesota after an arrest in Burnsville. Extradition to Miami is underway for charges including forgery grand larceny and bond jumping involving more than 250000 dollars in embezzlement.
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Study Tests Synthetic Interferon On Cancer Patient
In Houston a 37 year old Northbrook woman with slow growing lymphoma becomes one of eight advanced cancer patients in a four month MD Anderson Hospital trial of synthetic interferon. The study aims to prove safety and pave FDA approval, with hopes of affordable, plentiful future treatments.
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Cleveland man killed in long ago shooting case
Cleveland police report the city’s fifth homicide of the year tied to a 1980 shooting. Clyde Thomas, 33, shot Fred Ray, 34, in a doorway on the East Side, Ray spent 20 years as a paraplegic, and Thomas later served two years and five months after being convicted of shooting with intent to wound.
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Ohio
State opens case against Dr. Faymore
State outlines charges against Dr. Faymore accusing improper drug prescriptions and knowledge of unlawful sales at Doctors Clinic. Hearing before Dr. Joseph Yut to determine license revocation, with reporters from C-T and others to testify. Faymore predicts license loss, seeks appeal to continue practicing during appeals.
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Cleveland
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Rare disease claims life of 6 year old Chad Wagner
Chad Wagner of Defiance Ohio died at Rainbow Babies and Children's Hospital from chicken pox pneumonia after a year in a germ free isolation chamber due to a rare genetic deficiency. He was treated Wednesday and died Thursday despite 24 hour care.
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Lilienthal Dies Ex TVA Founder And AEC First Chairman
David Lilienthal, breaker of barriers in public power and the first chairman of the Atomic Energy Commission, died Wednesday in a Manhattan hotel at age 81. A Princeton, New Jersey family says funeral plans are not yet set. Lilienthal had helped found the Tennessee Valley Authority and served on its original seven-state board, after early legal work and a fishing trip in Wisconsin drew Roosevelt's attention to his leadership.
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Arson ruled in Harrison Inn fire killing executives
A flash fire at Stouffer's Inn conference center in Harrison killed 26 executives and was ruled arson. Investigators say the blaze may have targeted top officers of a Connecticut electronics firm, with Westchester officials calling it a deliberate act.
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