One woman died and several women were injured by an abortion doctor whose license was finally suspended Monday. State officials were shocked at the deplorable conditions. They found his clinic highly unsanitary, and he employed several unlicensed technicians who would examine patients and administer medication. In 1999, one woman nearly died before she went to the hospital and discovered that the doctor had left her aborted baby's arm and a leg inside her. The doctor punctured another woman's colon and uterus during an abortion in 1987, where she almost bled to death.

His license has been suspended for 30 days, but that could increase to 180 days if the State of Pennsylvania can prove its case against the doctor. He has been cited for having uncertified help and poor conditions in the past, losing several lawsuits. He has been licensed since 1967 but was recently labeled by authorities as dangerous to the public.

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A 38-year-old school bus driver crashed into a car Wednesday morning, killing the car's 27-year-old passenger on impact. The car's driver was taken to the hospital and treated for non-life-threatening injuries. The bus driver was not injured in the crash, nor were the 45 students onboard.

He was involved in another fatal crash in 1999 that killed a 2-year-old girl, broadsiding a vehicle with the girl and her mother in it. He had run a stop sign as he was dialing his cell phone, police said. No criminal charges were filed against him at the time. He was not prohibited from obtaining his commercial driver's license after the 1999 crash.

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A driver lost control traveling near the Pennsylvania Turnpike interchange and crashed in a single-vehicle accident Tuesday afternoon. Two passengers were pronounced dead on the scene, police said. Their identities were not released immediately.

The driver was taken to Geisinger Wyoming Valley Medical Center, authorities say, and is listed in critical condition. An infant boy and girl were transported to Lehigh Valley Hospital – Cedar Crest.

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Pittsburgh officials vow to change the emergency response system after the death of a 50-year-old man during a blizzard. The man and his girlfriend called 911 a total of 10 times over 30 hours, but an ambulance never arrived, and the man died. Three separate ambulance dispatches stopped before arriving at the house. One ambulance stopped only a few blocks from their home. Authorities say road conditions in the blizzard and a larger number of emergency calls kept the ambulances from reaching their destination.

EMS responders asked if the afflicted man could walk out to the ambulance, but a Pittsburgh public safety official says that is uncalled for. The official said EMS responders should have walked a few blocks to the house themselves. City officials say they have already implemented short-term changes, and the city will continue to work on long-term changes.

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A retired trooper was hit by a truck and killed Thursday night when he stopped to check on his broken-down car, police say. The 65-year-old was driving on Interstate 80 near Wolf Creek, Pa., authorities say, when he stopped his car in the right lane. The retired trooper walked in front of his car toward the driver's side and stepped into the left lane of the highway, a witness told police.

Police say a tractor-trailer that was changing lanes struck the man and didn't stop. The retired trooper was taken to a hospital, where he was pronounced dead, authories say. Police plan to discuss the hit-and-run this morning.

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A school bus carrying 45 middle-school students turned into an oncoming Honda Civic, killing the 27-year-old passenger and seriously injuring the 41-year-old driver Wednesday. The accident occurred near an Allentown, Pa. middle school. The school nurse treated five students on the bus for minor injuries.

The bus driver was cited in 1999 for careless driving in an accident that killed a 2-year-old girl. School officials said that when he was hired in 2009, his background check only went back five years and thus did not include the incident. Authorities say his recent driving record is clean. Police are still investigating the case to determine if alcohol was involved and if the bus driver is at fault.

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A 52-year-old woman was killed in a three-vehicle accident Thursday. Three others were injured. The woman was pronounced dead at Memorial Medical Center about an hour after the wreck. An autopsy will determine the cause of death.

Snow had drifted onto the road at the scene of the crash, and when a plow truck started clearing the snow it caused white-out conditions. The victim lost control of her car and a van struck her from behind, followed by a pickup truck hitting the van from behind. Three people in the van were taken to the hospital.

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Two pileups, involving a total of 25 vehicles, occurred only a few miles from each other on a Pennsylvania highway. The wrecks killed one man and left 18 people injured.

One pileup started when two tractor-trailers jackknifed. The wreck ended with least twelve other trucks and three cars crashing into each other. Thirty minutes later,two miles down the road, seven trucks ran into each other, and a car hit the side of one of the trucks. The 57-year-old driver of the car was killed. The National Weather Service reports that there was a half-mile of visibility at the time of the accidents, and moderate snow was falling.

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A Philadelphia man admitted to shaking his 10-week-old daughter and was charged Tuesday with shaking her to death. The child suffered a brain injury, and a few days later, her father admitted to investigators that he picked her up as she slept and started roughly shaking her for several minutes. He is being charged with third-degree murder and other related offenses.

Later, he called 911 and reported that the child was not breathing. When police found the infant, she was not breathing and was bleeding through the nose. She was taken to the hospital but found to be brain dead and put on life support. She had suffered a brain injury and multiple hemorrhages in both eyes. She was taken off life support the next day. The autopsy showed that she died from cerebral hemorrhage.

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Following a patient's death in a Northeast Philadelphia hospital, an executive of the company that owns the hospital stated that hospital staff may have not followed company policy. The 63-year old man died after visiting the hospital's emergency room complaining of pain in his side. The man was forced to wait for 18 minutes until being called by a triage nurse, during which time he died, sources say. Aria Health, the company that owns the hospital has been accused of failing to provide accurate care, and the company admitted that the emergency room staff failed to perform the required checks on the emergency room patients. 

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