Poisonous mushrooms trigger Loomis assisted living tragedy
In Loomis California two residents died and four were sickened after eating mushroom soup at Gold Age Villa an assisted living home. Authorities call the deaths accidental while noting hazardous wild mushrooms can pose serious risks to vulnerable seniors.
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Long Island power outages linger after Sandy
Tens of thousands remain without power on Long Island, with about 46,000 still dark along the south shore and Rockaway after the storm. LIPA expects 11,000 more outages to be restored by late today or early Wednesday as flood damage and an aging alert system hinder reconnections.
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Top FBI aide knew of Petraeus affair before elections
A congressional official said FBI Director Robert Mueller’s top aide was informed that David Petraeus was having an extramarital affair weeks before the 2012 elections. The disclosure raises questions about withholding details from intelligence chiefs and Congress. Petraeus resigned after admitting adultery and ending his CIA tenure.
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Furnace trouble eyed as deadly Indianapolis explosion looms
In Indianapolis investigators examine gas lines after a weekend blast killed two and injured seven. Officials caution against ruling out causes while homeowner John Shirley recalls a recent furnace problem at the destroyed home. Citizens Energy checks lines and meter. NTSB probes main and nearby infrastructure for potential gas related cause.
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Israel hits Syrian artillery after stray mortar lands in Golan
Israeli tanks struck a Syrian artillery launcher in TEL HAZEKA on the Golan Heights after a stray mortar shell crossed into Israeli-held territory. Prime Minister Netanyahu vowed a firm response, as regional fears mount of the Syria conflict widening. The fighting has drawn in Lebanon, Jordan, and Turkey with over 36,000 deaths in Syria per activists.
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