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1. 10/28/2012 12:01:00 AM GREENBERG
   published by Post-Standard (Syracuse, NY)
   Born in Brooklyn, NY, and lived in Boston, MA; West Hartford, CT; and Syracuse, NY. Served in the U.S. Army in Japan, 1946-47. Graduate of New England College of Pharmacy. Upon retirement to Hilton Head in 1989, worked as consultant for Novo Nordisk and IMS Health.
   
2. 10/23/2012 1:34:00 PM ALL Crane & Equipment Rental Brings Lifting Power for Electrical Transmission Line Rebuild
   published by Business Wire
   Having the right crane rental provider for your project can be of critical importance. When Dominion Power and their electrical utility construction contractor, the L.E. Myers Co., needed to rebuild Dominion’ s aging Mt. Storm- to-Doubs 500 kilovolt transmission line— a critical component of the electric grid that serves West Virginia, Virginia, and Maryland—...
   
3. 9/21/2012 9:35:00 AM '78 Karla Brown killing to be revisited
   published by Telegraph (Alton, IL)
   Charlie Myers, co-owner of PBC Studios, 128 W. Central Ave., Bethalto, said crews for "On the Case with Paula Zahn," an Investigation Discovery channel show, used the hall for putting together footage on a episode on the murder of Karla Brown on June 20, 1978. Myers said the production crews spent three days at the studio filming first person interviews as well as...
   
4. 9/16/2012 3:18:00 AM Paid Notice: Deaths BRISTOL, MICHAL WILD
   published by New York Times
   Michal was born May 25, 1932 in Brooklyn, NY to William M. Bristol, Jr. and Madeleine Wild Bristol and was the youngest brother to William M. and Atherton, both deceased. Michal graduated from Pingry School, received a B.A. from Harvard and an MBA from Rutgers. As a board member for the Short Hills Country Day School, now Pingry School, Northland College, the Madeline...
   
5. 8/31/2012 10:00:00 PM Cincinnati Workers' Compensation Attorney Explains Current Ohio Workers' Compensation Statute and Pending Revisions
   published by PR Web
   A question often asked by Cincinnati workers' compensation clients of McKenzie& Snyder LLP is whether or not their employer may be "sued" in the normal sense for pain and suffering and other damages. In Ohio, the workers' compensation system, in a sense, removes an employee's ability to collect directly from an employer for negligence. Compensation under the Ohio...