According to Williams, "incidents are dispatched calls for service.
Of the non-stroke dispatched calls, 32% were reported with onset within 6 h, and an ambulance was dispatched with priority 1 in 67% of the non-stroke dispatched calls with onset within 6 h.
Some in the livery industry have expressed concerns about the plan, suggesting that if cars were allowed to pick up passengers, fewer would be available to respond to dispatch calls in lower-traffic areas.
So from June through August, The New York Times documented life near the water, from Sandy Hook, N.J., to Montauk, in a series of dispatches called Summer Shorelines.
The company recently released its first recording, a two-CD set by Dispatch called "Gut the Van," which actually includes live material recorded by the band itself rather than by the Digital Club Network.
Today's installment follows up on a dispatch called "A Prayer for Uganda".
Willis was about to leave for Montreal when Paul Hornung, a sportswriter for the Columbus Dispatch, called with a message from Brown.
Today's installment follows up on a dispatch called "Lines in the Sand," which explored the cocaine highway running from Venezuela through Africa.
Chris Dickinson from St . LouisPost-Dispatch called the song one of Carey's best compositions, and wrote "it easily evokes a languid dreamy sensuality with its throbbing bass-line and synthetic record scratches".
The Baltimore Sun noted that Nixon "did not deal in any way with the underlying question of propriety", while the St . LouisPost-Dispatch called the address "a carefully contrived soap opera".
