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State lawmakers are calling for an investigation of the Minnesota Board of Nursing’s disciplinary practices, saying more desires to be finished to defend patients from possibly unsafe doctors. The head of the council committee that oversees authorising boards, Kathy Sheran, DFL-Mankato, said she will seek an review of the board and a legislative hearing to analyze the board’s activities. “We need to work out … that the method of reconsidering complaints creates an outcome that guarantees public security to the best of our ability,” she said Friday. “How can we strengthen it? How can we do it better?” The call for inspection follows a Star Tribune report Oct. 6 that the Nursing Board has forgiven or tolerated misconduct in Minnesota that would end careers in other states, founded on a reconsider of more than 1,000 disciplinary activities taken since 2010. Since that time, the newspaper discovered that the board has dynamically permitted more than 260

Cardinals rough up Kershaw, headed to World Series A young man elderly just 12 may be to blame for a string of sex attacks around a university campus, police state. Greater Manchester policeman are linking the assaults that took place in the last month beside the University of Manchester and have issued an evofit likeness of the juvenile offender which they said made the incidents "even more shocking". The first two attacks took place inside 15 minutes of each other on Saturday 21 September. A 27-year-old was approached from behind and grabbed in Lloyd road North at 6.15pm before she shouted and the offender ran off. The next occurrence followed in Oxford street when a 21- year-old woman was approached by a boy who made lewd remarks as she left John Rylands library. She carried on strolling on Moss roadway East and was sexually assaulted by her assailant who was recounted as a juvenile Asian young man, aged 12, who wore green jeans and

ST. LOUIS — With the red- dressed crowd roaring more loudly with every throw, Matt Carpenter became more very resolute — to get a strike and help lead the St. Louis Cardinals back to the World Series. On Clayton Kershaw's 11th proposing, Carpenter bordered a doubled to right field. It turned out to be the start of certain thing really large-scale. Carlos Beltran followed with another key strike in a four-run third inning that stunned the Dodgers ace, Michael Wacha was afresh magnificent on the mound and St. Louis advanced to its second World sequence in three times of the year by roughing up Los Angeles 9-0 in Game 6 of the NL championship series Friday evening. "I'm so happy right now. We did it as a team," Beltran said. "We battled hard, we worked hard all season long, and thank God we're here." The 22-year-old Wacha was selected MVP of the NLCS after throwing 13 2-3 scoreless innings and drubbing Kershaw two times