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Suit links transplants of parasite-tainted organs to 1 death, 1 recipient's
3, 2010, after being removed from life support. Another patient, who received an organ, had only been identified by UMMC as an Alabama man. The Clarion-Ledger reports (http://bit.ly/q2uKko ) that a lawsuit identities him as Kinyata Johnson.
Updated: 09/19/2011 09:24A
Albuquerque Studios Emerges From Bankruptcy Debt Free
In making the announcement, James T. Freel, Senior Vice President and Chief Real Estate Officer for the Investment Management Division, said, "During the past twelve months, despite facing the uncertainty of a bankruptcy process, ABQ Studios has still
Updated: 09/19/2011 09:24A
2 lawsuits filed over parasite-tainted organs
(AP) — The families of two transplant patients who received organs from an unidentified donor with a rare, undetected parasite have filed lawsuits against Mississippi Organ Recovery Agency and the University of Mississippi Medical Center.
Updated: 09/19/2011 09:24A
Republicans, Democrats should put ideology aside and do math on federal budget
If General Motors and Chrysler had filed for bankruptcy a few years ago, we could have stuck a fork in Michigan's economy. It would have been totally cooked. The federal bailout saved the auto industry and, frankly, saved all of us.
Updated: 09/19/2011 09:23A
Former Pa. judge has assault charge expunged
Rehkamp says the resulting legal costs forced him to declare bankruptcy. Rehkamp was charged with assaulting his then-wife, Valerie, at their home near Wilkes-Barre in January 2010. Rehkamp entered the Accelerated Rehabilitative Disposition program to
Updated: 09/19/2011 09:23A
US Solyndra needs more time to find buyer
(MENAFN) Solyndra, the US solar panel maker, said that it would need more time in order to find a buyer for its idled operations that were financed with USD535 million federal loan guarantee, reported Gulf News. The company, which filed for bankruptcy
Updated: 09/19/2011 09:21A
Is an excursion train possible for Sonoma County?
The owners of Russian River Vineyards and its Corks restaurant filed for US Bankruptcy Court reorganization. The tasting room and restaurant will remain open while the company deals with debts, mostly left over from restarting shuttered operations
Updated: 09/19/2011 09:21A
Increased opposition to congestion charge
While Copenhagen's mayor, Frank Jensen, has expressed support for charging motorists to enter or leave the city – arguing that too much time and money is wasted by residents waiting in traffic jams – he has expressed concern that the boundaries of the
Updated: 09/19/2011 09:21A
Samsung Planning to Sue Apple Once iPhone 5 Hits Korea
19, 2011) Even before it has even appeared on shelves, the iPhone 5 already is set for a lawsuit. Samsung plans to challenge Apple in court to prevent the next-generation handset reaching South Korean soil, according to a Monday report.
Updated: 09/19/2011 09:21A
Some question whether California farmworker protections go far enough
Signs in English and Spanish went up in California: "Si quiere durar, No olvide descansar" (If you want to last, don't forget to rest). Employer groups also have boosted training efforts to comply with the rules. But whether that is enough to force a
Updated: 09/19/2011 09:20A
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