Missouri man freed after 13 years due to clerical error
Cornealious Anderson walked free after a 10 minute hearing in Charleston Missouri, credited for 4794 days from his 13 year sentence for a bank robbery. He lived freely for 13 years with a family, business ventures, and community work before being recomitalized and then released again.
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West Virginia seeks input on Jan spill response
Gov. Earl Ray Tomblin asks the public for comments on how agencies and groups responded to the January 9 chemical spill that contaminated the water supply for about 300 000 residents. The online questionnaire runs through May 26 and will review actions by state and local agencies, emergency offices, volunteers, charities, the National Guard, and other groups led by Adjutant General James Hoyer, Homeland Security Director Jimmy Gianato, and Peter Markham.
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Peter Markham
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