Former principal accused in Pinellas killing spree
Anthony Giancola, 45, a former middle school principal, was charged with two counts of first degree murder and two counts of attempted murder after a 11 kill rampage in Lealman and a motel attack. Victims included Justin Vand who died at the scene and Mary Anne Allis who died later.
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California voters reject tobacco tax to fund cancer research
California voters narrowly defeated Prop 29 by about 28 000 votes with roughly 5 million ballots counted and 105 000 uncounted. Backers led by Lancé Armstrong argued the measure would fund cancer research while Philip Morris led the opposition driving a significant ad blitz.
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Obama appeals to Hispanics on immigration policy at Disney World
President Obama addressed a Latino audience at Disney World urging a broad immigration overhaul. He framed rivals as blocking a path to citizenship for young undocumented immigrants and recalled his own family ties to the issue. He cited his deportation directive for DREAMers and contrasted Republican obstacles with his priority to legalize millions.
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Breivik ends massacre trial defending actions and beliefs
Anders Behring Breivik closed a 10 week trial by defending his mass killings as preventive actions to defend Norwegians. Relatives of victims urged he remain jailed and never released. Breivik rejected insanity findings and faulted a TV show and Eurovision in his closing remarks.
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Egypt tensions rise as Islamist Morsi faces military backed runoff
Cairo banners show clashes over results as Mohammed Morsi’s supporters flood Tahrir Square. The military council accuses the Brotherhood of stalling and vows a crackdown on violence while the Brotherhood claims the election results are being held hostage.
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