Missing centenarians in Japan exceed 230000 records
Government survey finds 234,354 centenarians listed as alive have unknown whereabouts or likely died. About 77,000 would be 120 or older and 884 over 150. Justice Ministry ordered counting amid concerns of aging society and pension strains.
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Tokyo
Justice Ministry
Japan
Sogen Kato
Ter
Health Ministry
Statistics Bureau
U.S
U.S. Census Bureau
National Institute On Aging
United States
Nightclub mezzanine collapse kills two in Buenos Aires
A mezzanine failure at the Beara nightclub in Palermo killed two women aged 20 and 21 and injured about 20 others after a live concert ended. Rescue teams said non fatal injuries. officials noted the venue operated legally and had recent inspections.
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Buenos Aires
Palermo
Sergio Aranda
Rafaga
City Subpoenas Bell Official in Salary Probe
Los Angeles area city officials voted to subpoena records of former manager Robert Rizzo as part of a probe into alleged misuse of taxpayer funds. They seek documents related to Bell city business and two non city email accounts, while considering legal action against officials and others. The probe also involves state and district attorney offices amid fraud allegations. no charges have been filed.
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Los Angeles
Robert Rizzo
Bell City
Rizzo
Randy Adams
Angela Spaccia
James M. Casso
State Attorney General’s
Kraft shooting victims mourned by families and workers
In Northeast Philadelphia, LaTonya Brown and Tanya Wilson, two Kraft Foods plant workers on the second shift, were killed by a coworker amid a mass shooting that also wounded Bryant Dalton. Union leader John Lazar described the plant as a stable, blue collar workplace with good pay and benefits, where families mourn and question security.
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Philadelphia
Kraft Foods
LaTonya Brown
Tanya Wilson
John Lazar
Grain Millers International Union
Bernadette Chappelle
Wilson
Terral Brown
LaTonya
Yvonne Hiller
Bryant Dalton
Hiller
Brown
Kraft
Mark
David Brown
Brown's
Wilson’s
Lazar
Conductor Loses Arm After Calif Derailment
A surgical team amputated the conductor's arm to free him from a derailed locomotive after a Union Pacific collision with a 100 car steel hauler near Fontana California. The engineer was lightly injured and fire crews cleared the site along Interstate 10 Cherry Avenue with no hazardous materials found. Eastbound lanes reopened about 4 am after the four hour disruption.
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Fontana
Calif
Los Angeles
Union Pacific
Union Pacific Steel
Aaron Hunt
San Bernardino County Fire
Maurice Moore
Moore
Hunt
Cherry Avenue
Amtrak
Metrolink
Ex-councilwoman reports to prison for corruption sentence
Former Detroit councilwoman Monica Conyers reported to Alderson federal prison to begin a 37 month term after a bribery conviction tied to a sludge contract. An appeals court denied her bid to stay free while appealing.
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Detroit
Monica Conyers
Conyers
Alderson
W.va
Edmond Ross
U.S. Bureau of Prisons
Martha Stewart
Ross
U.S
John Conyers
D-Mich
Council
West Virginia
Allegheny Mountains
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Tonya
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Moab
Utah
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Delaware
New Jersey
Ralph Eschborn
Chadds Ford
Mike Keogh
Casper
Wyo
Wyoming
Albert Metz Jr
Metz
Casper Star-Tribune
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