Fragmented notes on security, health, and transport issues
Disjointed report covers suspected relief fraud claims at multiple governor offices, evacuations in Montana, a Boston medical case of conjoined twins Curv and Clarence Aguirre with pediatrician updates, and TSA bag inspection policy after 2002. Includes references to Homeland Security actions and Congress scrutiny.
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Department of Homeland Security
New York
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Clarence Aguirre
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Marian
Children’s Hospital
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Bronx
Washington
Transportation Security
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TSA
Dole
Hurricane Ivan bears down on Jamaica with deadly flood threat
The Associated Press reports Ivan, a Category 4 hurricane with top winds near 145 mph, lashes Jamaica as one of the Caribbean’s hardest hit habitats. Seas flood streets, roads wash away, and the capital Kingston prepares for a direct strike. Death toll climbs in the region with authorities warning of life threatening floods. Prime Minister Patterson urges evacuations while residents weigh shelter risks against looting fears. Emergency agencies report only a fraction of residents moved to shelters, even as ships and relief efforts converge on the island.
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Ivan
Jamaica
Caribbean
Kingston
Bl. Patterson
Lorna Brown
Montega Bay
Crba
Etre
Fidel Castro
Southlounds
Gul
Mexico
Venezuela
Gilbert
Long Island
Jamasca
Barbara Carty
Montego Bay
Disaster Agency
Age Headley
Rouge Street
Montopo Bay
HMS
Richmond
Grenada
Mike Mac Cartain
BUC
Genesis capsule recovery offers solar wind wafers intact
NASA scientists reported partial recovery from the Genesis capsule crash in Utah. They found some solar-wind wafers intact among five disk-platter assemblies, surviving the 700 mph impact and clamshell-deployed canister damage, providing hope for solar origin clues.
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Salt Lake City
NASA
Utah
Ager C. Wiens
Los Alamos National Laboratory
Mit
Earth
Clinton Heart Scare Spurs Men to Seek Checks
Hospitals report an uptick in self paid heart screenings dubbed Clinton syndrome as middle aged men react to Bill Clinton's near death episode. Gary Haden a 51 year old quick driver from Elk Grove IL paid 400 dollars for a same day heart stay after chest pains and quitting a 40 year smoking habit. The story notes Clinton's Labor Day quadruple bypass prompted the actions, with a scan revealing only partial results.
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Clinton
Gary Haden
Vally
Elk Grove
Bill Clinton
Haden
Hassen
Clinton era heart checks surge at clinics nationwide
Middle aged patients flock to 19 NearCheck America centers after former president Clinton nearly died. Clinics report tripled appointment requests led by Chicago and Washington amid fears of heart disease. Emergency rooms note a rise in chest pain visits, with staff joking about Clinton syndrome and public concern driving faster checks.
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NearCheck America Inc
Chicago
Washington
Bruce Friad-man
Daryl Kile
John Candy
Sergei Grinkov
St. Louis Cardinals
Pitchor
Kassin Olympic Akater
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