Accountant opens fire after firing from job loss in Troy
Anthony LaCalamita III, 38, bought a shotgun the day after losing his job and returned to Gordon Advisors in Troy, Michigan, opening fire on bosses and killing a receptionist while wounding another. Police said he was arrested after a high speed chase following the Monday morning shootings. arraignment described witnesses’ accounts from the offices.
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Troy, Mich
Anthony LaCalamita III
Gordon Advisors
Detroit
Explosion at Tucker Heights Apartment Complex Kills Father and Infant
An early morning blast at Tucker Heights in Melbourne Florida killed a father and his 8 month old daughter and injured seven others. Fire officials say the center of the fire was likely a vacant unit and investigators are checking gas lines for possible splicing and theft.
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Melbourne
Fla
Joshua Leigh Jackson
Ja’miya Jackson
Greg Anglin
Anglin
Tucker Heights
U.S. says Iraqi militiamen trained in Iran on EFPs
The U S military says Iraqi militiamen received training in Iran to assemble and deploy explosively formed penetrators and to execute attacks using explosives followed by RPGs and small arms. Cadres are described as surrogates of Iran's intelligence service and funding and arms support in Iraq are cited.
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Baghdad
Iran
U.S
William Caldwell
Caldwell
EFP
Efps
Iraq
United States
Ex-NAACP Leader on CBS Board Urges Imus Firing
Bruce Gordon former NAACP head and CBS director urged CBS to fire radio host Don Imus for his racist remark about Rutgers women basketball players. Sponsors pulled ads and Rutgers supporters rallied as calls for Imus ouster grow.
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NAACP
CBS
Don Imus
New York
Bruce Gordon
CBS Corp
Broadcasting Company
Rutgers
Gordon
Associated Press
American Express Co
Staples Inc
Procter & Gamble Co
General Motors Corp
Imus
New Brunswick
N.J
Telecommunications
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
U.S
Leslie Moonves
Al-Qaida attacks hit Algerian prime minister’s office and police
Al-Qaeda North Africa wing claimed responsibility for two car bombings near the prime minister’s office in Algiers and a police station, killing at least 24 and injuring about 222 as ambulances swept the scene and the city reeled from militants’ reach. In Buenos Aires a fire on the Almirante Irizar forced 296 people to abandon ship, rescued by an oil tanker and fishing vessels after lifeboats drifted in the South Atlantic.
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Algiers
Algeria
al- Qaida
North Africa
Buenos Aires
Argentina
South Atlantic
Almirante Irizar
Guillermo Tarapon
Patagonian
Puerto Madryn
Guillermo Palet
Market Review Highlights Slow Gains Across Shares
A brief Wednesday market summary notes modest 1 percent rise in select sectors with limited trading activity. Investors weigh mixed earnings and inflation signals as volatility remains subdued in the session.
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