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Mixup of IDs Multiplies Heartbreak in N.Y.
Times Staff WritersThree months after the World Trade Center tragedy, mistakes in the tallying and even burial of the enormous number of dead are starting to emerge. This week officials of the city medical examiner paid quiet, rueful visits to the homes of two...Tags: Disasters and Accidents, Medical Procedures and Tests, Battery Park, X-rays, Unrest, Conflicts and War
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Answering an Urgent Call from 3,000 Miles Away
Special to The TimesThe request was simple, carried to Los Angeles by area firefighters who had rushed to New York to offer help amid the ruins of the World Trade Center. The New York Fire Department would need ongoing support from fire veterans, anyone who could come. The...Tags: Hotels and Accommodations, Disasters and Accidents, Fire Department of New York, Science and Technology, Politics
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JFK to Manhattan for only $7? Yes, if you take the train
Special to The TimesTravelers to U.S. cities may find it easier to get from the airport to the urban center without breaking the vacation bank or dithering around at the ground transportation desk, thanks to train and light-rail service. The concept isn't as on track in the...Tags: Commuting, Hotels and Accommodations, Trips and Vacations, Hotel and Accommodation Industry, Subway Transportation
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Getting to Town From the Airport
Times Staff WriterImmediately after the Sept. 11 attacks, airports made security changes that placed strict limitations on ground transportation companies. In some cases, limousine service was curtailed; in others, shuttle locations were altered and bus schedules changed....Tags: Hotels and Accommodations, Chicago Transit Authority, Hotel and Accommodation Industry, Transportation, London Heathrow Airport
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Dominick Pezzulo
-->By a ChicagoTribune Staff WriterWhen they heard about the attack on the two buildings, Dominick Pezzulo and other Port Authority officers at a Midtown bus terminal commandeered a New York City bus to get downtown, said Gus Danese, president of the Port Authority Police Benevolent...Tags: Industrial Accidents, Midtown, Regional Authority, Hospitals and Clinics, Politics
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George Howard
-->By a ChicagoTribune Staff WriterOfficer George Howard, 44 was on his day off Tuesday from his job with the Port Authority police when he heard about the first attack at the World Trade Center. "He called his command and they told him to come in, and they gave him a vehicle, and he went...Tags: Regional Authority, Politics, Local Government
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A Wave of Patriotism on Parade in Pasadena
Los Angeles Times Staff WriterSEE CORRECTION APPENDED --- START OF CORRECTION --- FOR THE RECORD Los Angeles Times Friday January 4, 2002 Home Edition Main News Part A Page 2 A2 Desk 1 inches; 33 words Type of Material: Correction Rose Parade float--A caption in Wednesday's...Tags: Fire Department of New York, Weather, Equestrian, New York Weather, Horse (animal)
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Performing arts list
THis list is not all-inclusive. Acting troops/Theaters CenterStage This nonprofit community theater organization spotlights the skills of local volunteers and crew. CenterStage does three shows per season and also has acting classes. The theater's...
Tags: Fine Artists, Entertainment Events, Museums, Theater, Entertainment
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Mom squawks as 4 falcon chicks living on NY-NJ George Washington Bridge are banded
Associated PressNEW YORK (AP) — Four peregrine falcon chicks roosting high above the Hudson River on the George Washington Bridge were pronounced healthy Tuesday and fitted with tracking bands to help biologists keep tabs on them. Their mother's squawks competed...Tags: Regional Authority, Science and Technology, Biology, Politics, Hudson River
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Leaking water in subways costs millions in claims
The Philadelphia InquirerSEPTA, PATCO, and the City of Philadelphia have paid millions of dollars to victims of slip-and-fall accidents in subways while failing to fix the hazards that cause the accidents. Leaking ceilings and slippery floors remain, sometimes for years after...Tags: Medical Procedures and Tests, Science and Technology, Litigation, Trials, Subway Transportation
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Tampa Tribune, Fla., Steve Otto column
The Tampa TribuneMy guess is the addition of my favorite piece of public art, "The Exploding Chicken," to the Channelside area is the cause of what happened last week. The Chicken, now perched in the Channelside roundabout, has brought new life to a stagnating area....Tags: Amtrak, Tampa, Heart Surgery, Hillsborough County
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Atlantic City International tests out latest security gadgets
The Press of Atlantic City, Pleasantville, N.J.Planning a trip through Atlantic City International Airport? Prepare to see something still uncommon in airports: podlike security portals separating deplaning passengers from baggage claim. The futuristic-looking "pods," as they've been nicknamed by...Tags: Atlantic City (Atlantic, New Jersey), Human Mishaps, Syracuse, Telecommunication Service, Transportation Security Administration
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