Coordination of Louisiana rampage leaves 4 dead
Four people died in a Louisiana gun rampage spanning Lafourche and Terrebonne parishes. A nurse, Ben Freeman, shot former in-laws including Parish Councilman Louis Gouaux and his wife Susan before killing himself. Freeman’s ex wife Jeanne Gouaux and others had prior protective orders amid a messy divorce custody dispute. Freeman later killed the Raceland hospital CEO Milton Bourgeois and wounded his wife Ann Bourgeois before dying. Freeman’s current wife Denise Taylor Freeman is found dead, suspected murder-suicide.
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Health care law by the numbers and progress
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Okinawa to push new U.S. base despite protests
Okinawa Governor Nakaima approves land reclamation for a new U S base to replace Futenma in Ginowan while opponents vow lawsuits and road blocks. Hagel calls the move a milestone as Tokyo and Washington press a broader realignment including moving 9 000 Marines off Okinawa.
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South Sudan agrees to end hostilities amid peace talks
East African bloc IGAD welcomed the pledge by Juba to cease fighting with rebels linked to Riek Machar, but Machar's absence at the Nairobi talks and his rejection of a unilateral cease-fire complicated peace efforts as clashes continued in Malakal and Bentiu remained at risk.
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