Kentucky miners die from CO exposure same air packs as Sago victims
Five miners died in a Harlan County coal mine after a blast and carbon monoxide exposure. Officials said three of the five survived the initial explosion but perished from CO. The self-contained self rescuers used were the CSE SR-100 models, the same as those involved in the Sago Mine disaster, according to the Kentucky Office of Mine Safety and Licensing. A sixth miner escaped.
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Pakistani immigrant on trial over subway bombing plot
Jurors weighed who led the failed plan as Shahawar Matin Sara, a Pakistani immigrant, faced charges of plotting to bomb Herald Square subway station in Manhattan. Prosecutor described the defendant as part of a deliberate, carefully planned attack to target a busy transit hub during the 2004 Republican National Convention.
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Woman fatally shot after restraining order filed against husband
In Baton Rouge a woman killed by her husband after he allegedly killed four relatives at a church service. Erica Bell, 24, had filed a temporary restraining order against Anthony Bell, 25, last December, which was dismissed January 3. He faces murder and kidnapping charges. authorities expect a grand jury in ~60 days. The church, Ministry of Jesus Christchurch, housed in a warehouse with relatives as members. Bell’s mother-in-law, pastor Claudia Brown, was hospitalized but expected to survive. The attack occurred around 10 near service end. victims include Erica Bell’s grandparents Leonard and Gloria Howard, great aunt Deloris McGrew, and cousin Darlene Mills.
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Data breach exposes 26.5 million veterans’ records
A VA employee took work home on a laptop. burglary exposed sensitive data including Social Security numbers and birth dates of veterans. VA Secretary Nicholson says most affected served since 1975. no proven identity theft yet. Advocates urge stronger leadership and accountability. Investigation continues as officials urge caution and notification.
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Entive
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Ramona Joyce
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Maryland
Aruban suspect linked to Natalee Holloway case
A new suspect in Natalee Holloway disappearance is provisionally identified as Guido by a Dutch lawyer, with Aruban authorities for the first time said to consider murder likely. The croupier at the hotel casino associated with Holloway’s last known location faces charges of assisting in murder, battery, and kidnapping.
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New Iraqi Leader Begins Turning Over Security
In Baghdad Blair and Iraq's Nouri al Maliki say Iraqi security forces will start taking over control of some provinces and cities next month as a step toward coalition withdrawal. They target transfer by December in Baghdad and Anbar, though a timetable for full pullout remains unspecified.
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