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Young Maryland Zoo elephant Samson recovering from deadly virus
A deadly virus has stricken Samson, the only elephant born at the Maryland Zoo in Baltimore in its 137-year history, but zoologists are hopeful that he will recover because the strain is thought to be less serious in his species. Samson also has...
Tags: Viral Diseases and Infections, Maryland Zoo Baltimore, Diseases and Illnesses, Johns Hopkins University, Physiology
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LAFD chief wants 911 dispatch center linked to other fire agencies
L.A. NOWLos Angeles Fire Chief Brian Cummings said Wednesday his department will upgrade its 911 dispatch center to work with neighboring fire agencies and help ensure the closest available rescuers are sent to victims during life-threatening emergencies.... -
Haron "Hal" Dahan, philanthropist
![Haron "Hal" Dahan, a successful self-made immigrant home builder whose philanthropic interests included educational institutions in Baltimore and Israel, died Monday from heart failure at Sinai Hospital. He was 87.](http://www.baltimoresun.com/media/thumbnails/story/2013-03/74781362-12153040.jpg "Haron "Hal\" Dahan, a successful self-made immigrant home builder whose philanthropic interests included educational institutions in Baltimore and Israel, died Monday from heart failure at Sinai Hospital. He was 87.")
Haron "Hal" Dahan, a successful self-made immigrant home builder whose philanthropic interests included educational institutions in Baltimore and Israel, died Monday from heart failure at Sinai Hospital. He was 87.
"Haron was a giant. He was not just a...Tags: Manhattan (New York City), Israel, Religion and Belief, Sinai Hospital in Baltimore, Pikesville
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Original Yes guitarist Peter Banks dies from heart failure at 65
Pop2itGuitarist, and founding member of rock band Yes, Peter Banks was found dead in his home Thursday. According to his website, Banks died from heart failure.... -
When CPR isn't the right medicine
The 911 call last month that led to an emergency dispatcher begging workers at a Bakersfield senior living facility to perform CPR on a woman captured the attention of the public. A staff worker told the dispatcher it was against the facility's policy...
Tags: Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation, Values, Religion and Belief, Emergency Health Procedures, General Practitioners
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Mortuary mixes up bodies; family buries wrong woman
L.A. NOWA South Los Angeles family who held a funeral for and buried the wrong woman after a mix-up by the mortuary plans to hold another ceremony this week. Evans Davidson, 74, told employees of Simpson Family Mortuary in Inglewood on...... -
A part of the job worth celebrating
There are very few things that I get to do in my daily activities while working on cows that result in immediate gratification. This holds true not only for me, but also for the farmer and the cow. One exception to this is treating a condition known as...Tags: Vince Lombardi
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Somerset Hospital employs rapid response team
Daily American Staff WriterWhen people are in Somerset Hospital — either waiting to be seen by a physician or having already been admitted — there may be a time when they suddenly feel much worse. Now a patient, family member or staff may dial 8888 from any hospital...Tags: Health and Medical Professionals, General Practitioners, Nursing, Family, Hospitals and Clinics
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Florida Film Festival announces Midnight Movies, Music Sidebar films
The 2013 Florida Film Festival, sponsored by Full Sail University, today announced its popular Midnight Movies and Music Sidebar programs. These special programs screen in addition to competition films during the festival, which runs April 5-14....
Tags: You're Next (movie), Arts and Culture, Henry Rollins, Festive Events, Bank Robbery
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What went wrong at Aberdeen Proving Ground's Super Pond?
Shaped like a teardrop and carved out of the eastern bank of the Bush River, the UNDEX Test Facility at Aberdeen Proving Ground has earned the nickname "Super Pond" for its unusual properties. Viewed from above, the man-made pond looks much darker...
Tags: U.S. Navy, World War I (1914-1918), Wars and Interventions, Air and Space Accidents, Hurricane Katrina (2005)
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Edward Koch dies at 88; outspoken mayor led New York City comeback
In the late 1970s when Edward I. Koch won his first term as mayor of New York, the city was in shambles, its coffers and confidence sapped by financial crises and a paralyzing blackout. It needed a fighter and found one in Koch, a well-practiced pol...Tags: Manhattan (New York City), Democratic Party, United Nations, Arts and Culture, Israel
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PASSINGS: Roland Moritz, David A. Braun, Laurie Gottlieb
Roland Moritz Longtime L.A. Philharmonic flutist Roland Moritz, 86, who played flute for the Los Angeles Philharmonic for more than 40 years and for a time shared the concert stage with his father, Frederick Moritz, the Philharmonic's longtime...
Tags: University of California, Los Angeles, Lawyers, Arts and Culture, Music, Justice System
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