Kidnapped Bain sisters found safe with father in Mississippi
Two weeks after their Tennessee abduction, 12 year old Alexandria and 8 year old Kyliyah Bain were found alive with no injuries beyond fatigue and poison ivy. The suspect Adam Mayes shot himself as officers closed in after a pistol threat, leaving the girls unharmed.
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14 year old boy charged in sister's death
A 14 year old boy was charged with murder in the death of his 9 year old half sister Katelynn Arnold whose body was found hanging from a tree outside their Ragland Alabama home. Autopsy ruled homicide by ligature strangulation. Name withheld due to juvenile status with potential later adult charging.
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Katelynn Arnold
Birmingham
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Conn teens body spray sets off Middletown High alarm
A Middletown high school fire alarm was triggered by a student’s excessive body spray in a locker room creating a mist below a heat sensor. Firefighters were dispatched after 3 p.m. Thursday to Middletown High School.
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Connecticut
Middletown High School
Middletown
Haiti Poised to Tap Hidden Gold in Northeastern Hills
Prospectors believe Haiti shelters $20 billion in gold and other metals beneath the northeastern mountains. A mining firm drums on around the clock to assess extraction while neighboring Dominican deposits offer about 23 million ounces. Haiti’s economy depends on foreign aid and expatriate labor, with potential funds to build roads and services if governance stays sound.
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Haiti’s Gold Quest Near End of Quiet Exploration Boom
Haiti’s Bureau of Mines director says 100 families live in tents after the earthquake while gold, copper and silver are believed to lie in tectonic veins. Foreign investors have spent over $30 million on exploration and camp facilities, with actual mining possible within five years.
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Iraqi man hurls shoe at Breivik in Oslo terror trial
An Iraqi spectator, Hayder Mustafa Qasim, threw a shoe at confessed killer Anders Behring Breivik in Oslo during the court session for the July 22 attacks. The outburst interrupted proceedings as witnesses observed autopsy reports amid a tense courtroom.
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Kari Nessa Nordtun
Associated Press
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U.S
George W. Bush
Mikaela Akerman
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Greece heads toward June vote after failed coalition talks
In Athens deeply divided parties fail to form a new cabinet. President to hold one last round with leaders before elections in June. Syriza gains as PASOK and New Democracy lose. Bailout terms and eurozone membership loom over talks.
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Evangelos Venizelos
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New Democracy
Radical Left
Syriza
Alexis Tsipras
Wolfgang Schaeuble
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