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Chicago – Firefighter Christopher Wheatly died from his injuries after falling at least three or four stories while battling a blaze Monday morning at a Loop restaurant.
Firefighter and paramedic Wheatly, 31, fell about 35 feet early Monday while carrying tools and equipment up a ladder attached to a building at 615 W. Randolph St., fire officials said. He died at John H. Stroger Jr. Hospital of Cook County.
At 8:30 a.m., about 35 firefighters watched as fire officials affixed a purple memorial bunting above the entrance to Engine Company 5, 324 S. Des Plaines Ave., where Wheatly was stationed.
Wheatly is survived by his father, mother, sister and fiancé, Chicago Fire Commissioner Robert Hoff said.
Evidence continues to mount to support expectations that Apple’s iPhone 4 will finally launch on Verizon this coming January. The latest: Sources close to Apple’s hardware suppliers say that Apple has ordered millions of CDMA chipsets from Qualcomm. CDMA is the wireless technology used by Verizon.
The report comes from TechCrunch contributor Steve Cheney, who says that the chipsets are due in December, implying a January launch for the Verizon device. This follows a rumor from seven months ago that Qualcomm had landed a deal to provide Apple with chips.
You might also recall that AT&T dedicated a significant portion of its recent SEC filing to assurances that it would be a-okay without U.S. iPhone exclusivity, a probable sign that the carrier is expecting to lose said exclusivity before the original 5-year deal runs its course.
TechCrunch doesn’t disclose any details about its sources for this rumor; it describes them only as “sources with knowledge of this entire situation,” a reference to the long chain of manufacturers from Apple on down through Qualcomm and other component-makers.
The January release date was supported by an earlier, less-specific report from Bloomberg about a coming Verizon iPhone. Some surveys have predicted that as many as half of Verizon’s current customers will abandon their current phones for the iPhone if it becomes available to them.
If this rumor pans out, will you be abandoning your current Verizon phone for an iPhone. Or if you’re an existing iPhone customer, will you drop AT&T and make the move to Verizon when it gets the iPhone?
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Metro is located at:
3730 N. Clark St.
Chicago, IL 60613
(Two blocks North of Wrigley Field)
Phone: 773-549-0203
Fax: 773-549-0337
Email: info@metrochicago.com
Parking
Metro does not have parking on-site. However, there are metered spaces available on the street and several pay lots in the nearby area.
Public Transportation
Those who wish to use public transportation can take the C.T.A. #22 Clark St. bus (see bus schedule) or the Red Line (Addison stop at Wrigley Field; see train schedule).
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