Scientists Trying to ID
Scientists Trying to ID Frozen Airman (AP via Yahoo! News)
The airman's possessions, laid out on a table in a military lab, offer a glimpse of America circa 1942: a fountain pen, a black plastic comb, three badly damaged address books, and 51 cents in dimes, nickels and pennies, dated 1920 to 1942.
Scientists try to identify airman found in glacier (Casper Star-Tribune)
Lucy Pemoni, AP Articles of clothing, coins and paper, found among the remains of a serviceman from World War II are shown on the examination table of the autopsy room at Joint POW/MIA Accounting Command at Hickam Airforce Base in Honolulu, Hawaii.
'Missing' Woman's Body In Morgue For 2 Years (NBC 10 Philadelphia)
A woman whose family had been searching for her for more than two years is angry that her body had been lying in the city morgue all that time.
Lookg for Clues on the Ice Man (The Sacramento Union)
HICKAM AIR FORCE BASE, Hawaii The airman s possessions, laid out on a table in a military lab, offer a glimpse of America circa 1942: a fountain pen, a black plastic comb, three badly damaged address books, and 51 cents in dimes, nickels and pennies, dated 1920 to 1942. A neatly handwritten note tucked into one of the address books reveals the words all the girls know, but the rest is
Fake hygienist in dental jobs, local cops say (Arizona Daily Star)
Local dentists are reviewing patient records after police arrested a 36-year-old man on charges of impersonating a dental hygienist - and seeing hundreds of patients dating back nearly three years.
Dentist struck off for 'neglect' (BBC News)
A Fife dentist is struck off by the General Dental Council after neglecting the teeth of five patients for more than a decade.
 |
||
|