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The [Thursday] Papers"Chicago Fire Commissioner Jose Santiago on Wednesday defended his 60-day suspension of a lieutenant who refused to send underlings into an area where they might be exposed to Ebola but said the city will accept an arbitrator's ruling overturning the suspension," the Sun-Times reports. What area in Chicago could expose someone to Ebola? The article doesn't say. Really. I mean, I read it four times. Am I missing something? Am I currently sitting in the Ebola area? Is it someone's house? Was it on fire? Did the lieutenant in question just generally refuse pre-emptively to enter an Ebola scene? The article says it was a specific, actual incident. Again, is it me or is there a hole in this story as big as the one in Jason Heyward's swing? * I tried, but Google had no comment. I did learn, however, that in May the department introduced its first so-called "Ebola ambulance," though it seems to be designed for a range of infectious diseases. More are on the way. Perhaps they will have cloaking devices to maintain the mystery. Judge Not "The indictment, handed up by a Cook County grand jury, charges attorney Rhonda Crawford with two criminal counts, according to her lawyer, Victor Henderson, who said the Cook County state's attorney's office informed him of the indictment but did not specify the charges." For the somewhat mind-blowing background, see The [Tuesday] Papers. * I presume Crawford is still the favorite in her campaign to be elected a real judge. #Rigged Bar Exam Here's the Atlantic article that explains it all. * Wouldn't you love to see a similar experiment run on our esteemed news organizations? Assignment Desk, activate! - Riv Stagehands Trick-or-Treat For Union Contract Fake News And False Flags Chicago Artist Loads Up On Bank Of America Stock! - From the Beachwood sports desk . . . Cubs Retweet: The Bats Are Back The Blue & Orange Kool-Aid Report: Nip Slip Fantasy Fix: Hoyer Plays Well (Again), May Lose Job - BeachBook Cubs Made Los Angeles A Home Before The Dodgers Did. - Ex-Sports Marketing Agent To Plead Guilty In FIFA Bribe Case. - TweetWood
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- The Beachwood Tronc Line: Double-dog dare ya. Posted on October 20, 2016 |
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