Yesterday on October 30^th, a case which was brought to the attention of the court in 2000, actually started. Linda A. Rice was the woman who filed the lawsuit against the Miners Memorial Medical Center, specifically against Dr. Thomas J. Dimberger.

Madeline Kmetz was the woman who died in 2000, and who Rice is representing the interests of. No one has released the amount of damages that Rice is sueing for.  The case is suspected to go into next year.

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There have been two small airplane crashes in the last several months, both in Utah.  The first happened August 8^th.  Near Salt Lake City, three men from Blanding were killed as they were flying back from their trip.  However, they did not reach the Monticello airport like they planned.  Investigators are blaming the pilot for the crash that killed the men.  Reporters say that the pilot did not maintain clearance of the ground while maneuvering close to the ground. The names of the three men were Eric Johnson, Kim Acton, and Brian Bayles.

The other accident happened in Southwest Utah.  This was a homemade plane flown by William Phillips, a man from Las Vegas. His wife was also flying with him, though she is only listed in critical condition, Phillips died at the scene.  Police believe the cause of the crash was due to some unforeseen mechanical problems.

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This week in Wildwood, there was a bike/car accident on the Atlantic Avenue.  Police report that the young man on his bicycle went through the intersection against the light, going through the red light. The young man was hit by a 34 year old man in a truck.  The teen was taken to AtlantiCare Regional Medical Center.  There is no news on the condition of the young man or if he has been released.

There are no charges expected in the case and no further investigation will be undertaken.

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