High school gunman who killed administrator idles himself
The 17 year old gunman at Millard South High School in Omaha had been suspended earlier for driving on an athletic field and removed from the building. He later returned, killed the assistant principal and principal, then took his own life. He was the son of an Omaha police detective and had recently transferred from Lincoln. Then LA sheriff investigators released graphic video of assaults on disabled women and seek public help identifying locations and suspects.
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Lincoln
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Los Angeles County Sheriff’s Department
Iran denies arrest of American woman at border
Iran state television said no arrest occurred at the Nordouz border crossing after an American woman tried to enter from Armenia without a visa. Reports of a spy arrest and hidden microphone were unconfirmed, with U.S. officials seeking details via Swiss mediation and the U.S. Embassy in Armenia.
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Iran
Armenia
al Alam TV
U.S
Farsi
Hal Talaian
Nordouz
Fars
Washington
State Department
Mark Toner
Islamic Republic
Suspicious packages ignite smoke in Maryland government offices
Two packages the size of small books released a sulfur smell when opened at Maryland state buildings about 20 miles apart, slightly burning two employees. Evacuations followed as two other items were found. one a tower cartridge and the other laptop batteries. A package in Annapolis reportedly contained a message from a disgruntled individual.
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Hanover
Maryland
Martin O'Malley
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Associated Press
Sisters to share kidney to be released today
Two imprisoned sisters Jamie and Gladys Scott will be freed Friday as part of a deal to suspend their life sentences for armed robbery. Gladys must donate a kidney to Jamie who suffers kidney failure. They will go to Pensacola Florida to join family after release from a Mississippi prison.
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Jamie
Gladys Scott
Jackson
Pensacola
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Chris Epps
Chokwe Lumumba
Mississippi
Pearl
Epps
Jamie Scott
Florida
Romanian witches react to tax law amid Epiphany rites
Romanian witches in Chitila speak against taxes and celebrate Epiphany as they gather by the Danube and Chitila River. One witch called the new tax law foolish while others throw corn into a cold river to mark the celebration and accept government recognition.
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Chitila
Romania
Danube
Alisia
U S diplomat roughed by Hue police during visit
U S official says Christian Marchant a political officer at the U S Embassy in Hanoi was roughed up by Vietnamese police during a visit to a dissident in Hue and his legs were slammed in a car door. The incident prompted a U S protest and a promise of a full recovery.
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Hanoi
Vietnam
Washington, D.C
U.S
Christian Marchant
Michael Michalak
Hue
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