Stabbing At Spring High Leaves One Dead In School Fight
A cafeteria brawl at Spring High School in Harris County, Texas, escalated to stabbings leaving a 17-year-old student dead and several others injured. Three students described as persons of interest were detained. officials say no further suspects are sought and the fights involved students from the district. A 16-year-old remained in surgery. The incident may be gang related and a cutting instrument was used.
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Tsunami risks threaten California economy and ports
A U S Geological Survey led study assesses a hypothetical magnitude 9.1 Alaska quake creating Pacific tsunamis that could flood coastal communities and cripple the nation’s busiest port complex, emphasizing preparations for emergencies. The warning follows real events like the 2011 Japan disaster impacting Crescent City docks.
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Alaska
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U.S. Geological Survey
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Obama weighs Egypt aid suspension amid Morsi ouster
U S national security aides urge suspending substantial military and economic aid to Egypt after the military ousted President Morsi. The plan would affect 1.5 billion dollars yearly aid, with the majority military, and would exclude funds for Sinai security and border with Gaza.
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Death by own action ends Castro life in jail
In Cleveland a week after Ariel Castro hanged himself in Orient prison, residents express mixed scorn and relief. Prosecutor Tim McGinty notes Castro could not endure a month of what he inflicted for over a decade. Officials review custody and care as state police investigate.
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Ariel Castro
Cuyahoga County
Tim McGinty
Castro
Orient
Corrections
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Elsie Cintron
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Bank worker vanishes with $1.1 million in Kabul
Shokofa Salehi, 22, a money transfer employee at Azizi Bank in Kabul, disappeared with 1.1 million dollars two months ago. Afghan officials issued an international arrest warrant for the suspected thief and alleged accomplices as corruption plagues the sector amid security threats.
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Afghanistan
Shokofa Salehi
Azizi Bank
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Inayatullah Fazli
Israelis Celebrate New Year Amid Regional Turmoil
Israelis welcomed the Jewish New Year despite unrest on regional borders. Rosh Hashana begins at sundown marking 10 days of awe leading to Yom Kippur. The Jewish calendar places the year at 5774 amid Sinai and Egypt instability and fears of spillover into Israel.
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Rosh Hashana
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Egypt
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