Time's short for teen needing heart His friends are playing hockey, going to the movies and enjoying their new driving privileges. But Donald Gadille's mind is not on slap shots, the Star Wars trilogy or the road. The Trenton teen, who turned 16 just two months ago, is the youngest person on the waiting list for a heart transplant at Henry Ford Hospital. As health officials continued to track down the more than 1,400 Michiganians who may have been exposed to the hepatitis A virus, at least 175 people in Michigan have become sick after eating tainted strawberries, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention in Atlanta reported Thursday. Here is key information about the outbreak.
Government authorities insist the federal school meal program remains safe.
Even those who can barely keep up with the rent are snapping up tickets to the Big Game. Hold the winning ticket in tonight's drawing and you can be on your way to the Hills of Beverly, or a reasonable facsimile thereof. The proposal will be presented today to the Detroit Planning Commission and go before the City Council next week, said Greg Bowens, spokesman for Detroit Mayor Dennis Archer. Mt. Clemens woman on her way to work was killed early Thursday morning after stepping in front of a Macomb County Sheriff's Department patrol car on Gratiot. One day after returning from a 10-day congressional mission to Asia, Rep. John Dingell said Thursday that he is scheduling meetings with the ambassadors of South Korea and Japan to outline a series of complaints about discriminatory trade practices.