Fire safety director Boisseau dies in World Trade Center collapse
New York releases 19 Sept 11 emergency calls including a partial audio of fire safety director Larry Boisseau who stayed on the line to direct responders as the south tower lobby burned. He is heard describing injured people and pleading for medical help before the building fell.
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Warriors Walk memorial honors fallen soldiers at Fort Stewart
The Fort Stewart living memorials grove, Warriors Walk, expands as staff sergeant John L. Hartman Jr. joins 317 others who died in Iraq. The post, with 72 tree spots left, honors 3rd Infantry Division losses and soldiers from other posts. Families attach mementos and roses at each redbud marker.
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UNC-Chapel Hill admissions email mixup affects 2700 applicants
About 2700 UNC Chapel Hill applicants were wrongfully told they were admitted in an email error. Officials said only those who applied by the January 22 deadline face possible decisions by late March, with no impact on actual admissions. An apology and explanations were issued to recipients.
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Diocese of Charleston sets aside 12 million for abuse settlements
The Roman Catholic Diocese of Charleston announced a possible 12 million dollar settlement to resolve child sex abuse claims. A judge gave initial approval to the class action, with attorney Larry Richter noting unclear victim counts. Bishop Robert Baker expressed regret and commitment to a just resolution.
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Budget bill targets Medicare growth in Bush plan
President Bush's new budget proposes changes to slow Medicare growth, aiming to curb rising health care liabilities. Treasury Secretary Henry Paulson said the measures would trim projected increases and total about 90 billion dollars over five years, mainly from provider payment reductions, with some beneficiary effects.
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