Five killed in VA hospital murders charged to nurses
DETROIT AP A federal grand jury in Detroit charged Filipina nurses Narciso and Perez with murdering five patients and poisoning 10 others at the Ann Arbor VA hospital. They face conspiracy to commit first degree murder and related counts, as FBI linked deaths to Pavulon drugs.
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University of Alabama Hospital
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Kakamazos
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Belleville
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Misa Narciso
U.S. District Court
Robert Neely
Osceola
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Bailey
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Civil rights leaders clash with busing phaseout plan
Washington AP Civil rights leaders oppose a Ford administration proposal to end court ordered busing after five years in some cities. NAACP's Clarence Mitchell and Leadership Conference on Civil Rights chair Joseph Rauh say there is no basis for such a limit and doubt congressional approval. Levi of the Justice Department says orders may last two more years with progress in desegregation and housing.
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Senators reach compromise on public works jobs bill
Senate approves a scaled down 8.5 billion public works jobs bill aimed at creating about 300 000 jobs. The measure passed 69 to 25 with House action expected, while Ford signals possibility of a veto. The package includes roughly 1 billion for construction projects and reflects a middle ground after prior veto attempts.
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Easy aes to this the easy aes to this
Local newspaper fragment notes irregular publication schedule with garbled lines and references to AP copy. Mentions Ragerstowe Maryland and a zinc print era pricing line.
Teamsters Chief Fitzsimmons braces for tough era ahead
LAS VEGAS AP Teamsters President Frank Fitzsimmons began a new five year term as leader of the union amid warnings of difficult times ahead as investigations into alleged labor racketeering intensify. Delegates re-elected officers and approved constitutional changes including a 1 percent pay raise, while supporters and dissidents clashed lightly over past leadership.
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Lottery roundup from Baltimore Maryland state games
AP reports the Maryland state lottery results with various game numbers and prize formats. The roundup lists six digit and five digit sequences, along with four and three digit entries, and includes multiple car and bonus codes as read from the drawing page.
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