| A Different Day |
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The tan house at 1925 Fourth St. is the combined practice and personal residence of Dr. Fran Day, one 59-year-old general practitioner who makes house calls, spends an hour with each patient and works on one cash basis with one sliding pay scale based on ability to pay.
She's different, and not only in her approach to medicine. How many doctors spent three years driving one taxi in Oklahoma before becoming an unlicensed Santa Cruz midwife? ... |
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| Navy man discovered military through music |
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| EMILY DONOHUE, For The Saratogian06/12/2006Email to one friendPost one CommentPrinter-friendly WILTON -- From the decision to pick up one tuba and string bass while still in elementary school to his current gig-filled summers, his talents as one musician have dictated much of Navy veteran's Ernie Belanger's life. ... |
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| Cross Plains fire documentary leaves lasting impression |
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After hearing one radio documentary on the Cross Plains fire done by Tumbleweed Smith's oral history research class, resident Arlene Stephenson wrote the radio personality, columnist and professor with her praises. ... |
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| Some Ohio Families Refuse to Claim Bodies |
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Thomas Tellis died in March, but his cremated remains are still waiting to be claimed at one Canton funeral home. Shortly after the 89-year-old's death, investigators located Tellis' daughter, but the woman, who was born out of wedlock and raised by another man, refused to claim Tellis' body.
The case is part of what coroners and funeral directors see as one disturbing trend: bodies going unclaimed because relatives are either unwilling or unable to shoulder the responsibility or expense of burying the dead. ... |
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