Kilgen granted $600,000 bond in Killen manslaughter appeal
Philadelphia Mississippi judge allowed Edgar Ray Kil len to post 600000 bond to await appeal of his manslaughter convictions for the 1964 killings of three civil rights workers. Circuit Judge Marcus Gordon found he is not a flight risk nor a danger to the community.
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FDA imposes national Accutane registry to limit access
The FDA orders enrollment in a national registry for users prescribers and dispensers of Accutane and its generics to tighten controls and curb birth defects. Critics call it the drug’s last chance after decades of warnings and restrictions amid dangerous pregnancies.
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NASA launches Mars Reconnaissance Orbiter on seven month voyage
The Mars Reconnaissance Orbiter lifted off from Cape Canaveral aboard an Atlas V to study Mars. The $720 million mission will test six instruments and spend six months dipping into the planet atmosphere before sending back data.
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Britain bars radical Muslim cleric from returning home
Britain refused Omar Bakri Mohammed indefinite leave to remain citing public good concerns after he left Aug 6 for Lebanon. Home Secretary Charles Clarke invoked border powers as Anjem Choudary warned Bakri would publish messages online. Bakri, exiled since 20 years in Britain, denies links to attackers while al Muhajiroun was banned for jihadist recruitment and praise of 9 11.
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Lutherans reject loosening rules on gay clergy and blessings
The ELCA national meeting voted 503 to 490 against a plan allowing gays in committed relationships to serve as clergy under conditions. The measure needed a two thirds majority. Delegates also kept the church unified and rebuffed moves toward blessing same sex couples.
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Tragedy and turmoil across borders flare in AP reports
AP reports record a tanker truck collision with a freight train in Lucio Blanco Mexico killing at least two and injuring dozens, reducing parts of a border town to rubble. Separately Sri Lanka's foreign minister Lakshman Kadirgamar was assassinated at his home in Colombo.
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