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Texas
Tribune Daily Brief
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Brief for March 10 |
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In
today's Brief: North Texas has a case of the new coronavirus, San Antonio says
it needs more tests, health experts are concerned about the uninsured and oil
prices dropped Monday.
Elvia Limón, Texas Tribune 03/10/2020   
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Texas Tribune
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| Grand
Princess Cruise Passengers File Suit Over Coronavirus Outbreak |
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One
couple aboard the Grand Princess cruise ship has filed a lawsuit against the
cruise line over the coronavirus outbreak on the ship. Passengers are now
disembarking in Northern California after 21 of the ship's 2,400 crew and
guests tested positive for coronavirus. The lawsuit alleges the cruise line
put the plaintiffs' health at risk after 12 coronavirus cases and one death
occurred as a result of the ship's previous trip.
Staff Report, CBSNews.com 03/10/2020
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| Former
University of Michigan Football Player Files Suit Over Alleged Sexual
Abuse |
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A man who
played football at the University of Michigan sued the school and its board of
regents on Monday, alleging the late Dr. Robert E. Anderson sexually abused
him. The lawsuit in U.S. District Court in Detroit is seeking certification to
be class action and aims to include anyone else who says they were molested by
the school doctor.
LARRY LAGE, Associated Press, Yahoo News 03/10/2020
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Yahoo News
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| Boxer's
Widow Says His Death Was Tied to Dangerous Chemicals |
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The New
Mexico Environmental Department and the City of Roswell are facing a lawsuit
over the death of former Golden Glove boxer Raymond Anaya. The lawsuit was
filed by Anaya's widow, who alleges her husband died as a result of
pollutants. According to the lawsuit, chemicals used by nearby dry cleaners
were determined by the EPA to be dangerous back in 2015. A judge is set to
decide this week if the case will move forward.
Staff Report, KRQE News 13 03/08/2020
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