Mercy killing probe targets Sunrise Hospital nurse nicknamed Deaths Angel
Las Vegas authorities probe reports that a Sunrise Hospital nurse nicknamed Deaths Angel halted life support for critically ill patients in a 10 bed unit. Exhumations, autopsies, subpoenas, and a county grand jury are part of an expanding investigation with suspensions and betting by assistants.
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Las Vegas
Nev
UPI
Otto Ravenholt
Sunrise Hospital
District Attorney’s Office
Angel
Ravenholt
Shah enters Panama City hospital for spleen surgery
Ousted Iranian Shah Mohammed Reza Pahlavi arrived at Paitilla Medical Center in Panama City for spleen operation preparation. Health ministry overruled Dr DeBakey from operating and let Panamanian doctors observe and consult. A 15 member medical team led by Carlos Garcia prepared to operate while observers watched closely.
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Panama City
Panama
UPI
Shah of
Iran
Ministry of Health
Michael D DeBakey
Shah Mohammed Reza Pahlavi
Paitilla Medical Center
DeBakey
Houston
Texas
Technical Council
Panarmanian
Jorge Medran
Debatey
Shah
Carlos Garcia
Georgetown University School of Medicine
Washington, D.C
Garcia
Rodrigo Moreno
Carter
Hamilton Jordan
Jordan
New York
Rosalynn Carter urges strength of the family at Wichita conference
First lady Rosalynn Carter told a White House Conference on Families the American family will survive pressures from rising energy costs and inflation. Evacuated after a hotel fire she described the family as the nation’s backbone and urged citizens to help keep families together amid rising divorce and teen crises.
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Wichita
Kan
UPI
Rosalynn Carter
White House
Carter
Amorous eagles vs oil rig in North Dakota compromise
In Grassy Butte North Dakota wildlife biologist Lewis Young 31 from the U S Forest Service warns that truck traffic to an oil test well near two eagle nests could disturb mating egg laying and incubation the 1975 land use plan enables Pennzoil to reroute traffic if oil is found the compromise calls for a new access route with a deadline of April 1 and ongoing evaluation of impact on golden eagles in the Badlands
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Grassy Butte
N.D
Lewis Young
North Dakota
Young
U.S. Forest Service
Pennzoil Co. of
Houston
Jim Fishburn
Watford City
Pennzoil
Fishburn
Badlands
Gacy Begins Death Row Life At Menard Prison
John Wayne Gacy arrived at Menard Correctional Center to join a new two tiered death row cell block, the most infamous inmate in U.S. history, awaiting an appeals process after his electric chair sentence for the sex slayings of 33 young men and boys. He is kept alone in a small cell with medical unit nearby and will be restricted during visits with a waist belt.
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Menard
UPT
John Wayne Gacy
Menard Correctional Center
Gacy
Hie Jane
U.S
Cermak Hospital
Cook County
Joliet
Illinois Corrections
Gayle Franzen
Iinois
Franzen
Stateville Correctional Center
Death Row
Richard
Speck
Bobo
Rorick Amos
Charlie
Doc
Ohio Lottery daily numbers drawing in Cleveland
The winning number in the Ohio Lottery daily numbers draw on Friday was 340. Ticket sales reached $685, with a $43.50 payoff and a total pool of $257,105.50 projected for the winner.
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Cleveland
Ohio Lottery
Flag decals spark support at Perry Nuclear Plant job site
Flag raising Herman Hill, a carpenter on the Perry Nuclear Power Plant site, shows an American flag decal on his hard hat. The International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers distributed over 2,000 flag decals for the electricians fired over wearing flags. Subcontractor L.K. Comstock Co. plans to distribute flag patches to sew on clothing.
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Herman Hill
Perry
International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers
L.K. Comstock Co., Inc
Danbury
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Kansas State Bank & Trust
Time
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Ohio
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Elyria
Allyria
Lorain
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