AP – New registered nurses would have to earn bachelor’s degrees within 10 years to keep working in New York under a bill lawmakers are considering as part of a inhabitant push to raise learning standards for nurses, even as the health care industry faces staffing shortages.
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Filed under: Michaele Salahi, Tareq Salahi
Tareq Salahi might be the most well-known soon-to-be single man around, but don’t look for him to get back on the dating scene in the near future … especially since his single life involves hanging around with a madam and her porn star pals.
We caught up with Salahi and his new BFF — Manhattan madam Kristin Davis — last night in NYC heading into her birthday party … where he told our photog he is not looking for like these days and certainly “not hot about the whole marriage thought after being betrayed by Michaele.”
Sorry, ladies.
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Filed under: Casey Anthony, Jerry Springer, Celebrity Justice
Jerry Springer says the rumors his show offered Casey Anthony million for an interview are “absolutely, unequivocally not right” — in fact, Jerry says he wouldn’t do it even if HE got paid the million bucks!
Jerry was his usual jovial self days gone by when he clarified he plotting Casey shouldn’t profit from what she did (or didn’t do). Jerry said very frankly, “God as my witness, I would by no means interview her. You could pay me the million dollars, I wouldn’t do it.”
And that’s his final plotting on that.
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Filed under: Dr. Jack Kevorkian
Dr. Kevorkian did not end his life early … but he WOULD HAVE if he had the strength to do it … this according to Kevorkian’s longtime lawyer Geoffrey Fieger.
During a news conference moments ago, Feiger clarified, “I reckon had he been able to go home, Jack would have not allowable himself to go back to the hospital.”
The cause of Kevorkian’s death was not released, but he had reportedly been suffering from kidney and respiratory problems.
Feiger continued, “The circumstances were such that he was so weak he could not get out of the hospital, he was primarily sleeping most of the time.”
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AP – The Marine Corps’ commandant said he won’t force his troops to bunk with gays on base and would give them separate place to stay if Congress votes to allow openly gay service.
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