Judge orders tests to decide if boys will stand trial
In Chicago a Juvenile Court judge ordered independent psychological exams for two boys, ages 7 and 8, to assess competence to stand trial for the killing of 11-year-old Ryan Harris. Dr. Bennett Leventhal will perform the evaluations, with a report due Oct. 2 and the next hearing set for Oct. 15.
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Chicago
Andrew Berman
Bennett Leventhal
University of Chicago
Ryan Harris
Second bombing suspect brought to U S for trial
Mohamed Sadeek Odeh, 33, accused in the Kenya embassy blast, told his lawyer he followed Osama bin Laden but denied part in the plot. The case ties al Qaeda to the Aug 7 attacks that killed 258 and injured 5,000. Odeh faces murder and conspiracy charges in U S District Court.
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New York
U.S
Kenya
Osama bin Laden
Mohamed Sadeek Odeh
bin Laden
Odeh
Pakistan
Ians
Jack Sachs
Mohamed Rashed Daoud Al-’Owhali
Tanzania
FBI
Daniel J. Coleman
al Qaeda
United States
World Trade Center
Child Hit by Car In Richlands In Critical Condition
A small boy struck by a vehicle Friday in Richlands was in critical condition at Clinch Valley Medical Center and then Bristol Regional Medical Center after 3:15 p.m. dispatch. He was flown to Bristol Regional for further treatment and remained in surgery late Friday.
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Ichlands
Bristol, Tenn
Richlands
Virginia Avenue
Tazewell County
Clinch Valley Medical Center
Bristol Regional Medical Center
Welch tragedy sparks memorial fund for officer’s daughter
McDowell County mourns officer Frankie Stanton killed in a shooting near city hall after a disturbance at Rite Aid. Stanton, a former military police officer, lived in the town and left behind a five year old daughter Shauna Toras. A memorial trust is established at McDowell County National Bank Trust Department for the child.
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Rite Aid
Burl Laxton
Shelton
Vance
City Hall
Stanton
Shauna Toras
Frankie Stanton
Jaeger High School
California
Lawrence Crigger
Medical jargon in ER life mirrors TV realism
ER staff explain why jargon exists to organize chaotic care. Nurses describe terms like breather, SOB, finger in one, brain attack, Code Blue, peds, orthopod, SNU and DOA, noting shorthand speeds reports. TV show ER is realistic but pace misleads patients. real units are nurse-led, and staff continually learn new terms.
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A-1
Karen Wasilewski
Wasilewski
Scott
NBC
Chicago
BRMC
Parent's tip leads to teen's arrest
A 16 year old student at Hilliard High School was arrested after a parent tipped authorities to threats against an assistant principal and loaded weapons found in his car. He faced charges of possessing weapons on school property carrying a concealed weapon and drug paraphernalia. He is held without bond.
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Hilliard, Fla
Brian Thompson
Ray Geiger
Thompson
Hilliard High School
John Russ
Geiger
Cheryl Copps
Virginia mulls super max prisons at two sites
The state considers Pocahontas and Big Vein as the top candidates for Virginia's next super maximum facility. Officials project about 400 new jobs and an $18 million annual budget, with 300 corrections officers and additional staff. The land at Big Vein is deemed ideal, a plan first explored in 1996 by Governor George Allen amid local opposition and county approval.
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North Carolina
Jim Hunt
New Hanover County
Wilmington
N.C
Animal Control
Ron Currie
Bonnie
Virginia Beach
Norfolk
Ocean View
Wyandell Holloman
Virginia
Corrections Department
Correction Department
Trailer
George Allen
Tazewell County
Pocahontas
Abbs Valley
Boissevain
Big Vein
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R. Eugene Pincham
Berman
Pincham
Harris
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Mercer Asthma
Anjum Rana
American Board of Allergy & Immunology
American Board of Internal Medicine
American Board of Pediatrics
St. Extention
Princeton, WV
Princeton Hospital
George Lovegrove
Zora
Rovy
Dietary Counselor of America
Pnet Niftm Kitt Cee Ee LD
Etlarper Road
David
South Carolina
Insurance Information Institute
Mercer Christian Academy
Oakvale
Princeton
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