Perry defies global warming consensus in New Hampshire speech
In Bedford Perry denounces man made global warming as unproven while noting ongoing scientific doubts. Pawlenty rules out 2012 Senate bid after ending White House campaign. A separate plot arrest is linked to a Columbine scale casualty intent. Erdogan criticizes Assad and Syria amid crackdown.
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N.H
ST. Paul
Minn
Minnesota
Tim Pawlenty
U.S. Senate
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Plot to hurt mass people at Tampa high school thwarted
Tampa police arrested 17 year old Jared Cane after a planned hazardous device at Freedom High School in north Tampa was uncovered. Police labeled the plot potentially catastrophic as students prepared to return for classes on Tuesday.
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Columbine High School
Tampa
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Jane Castor
Jared Cane
Freedom High School
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Rules delayed as airlines voice alarm
The Obama administration delays final FAA safety rules aimed at preventing pilot fatigue after opposition from charter and cargo airlines and Pentagon concerns. The rules, due by August 1 under last year’s law, now target late November for final issuance.
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Pentagon
Obama
Federal Aviation Administration
Congress
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Few malpractice claims settle rarely in medical suits
A New England Journal of Medicine study finds about one in five malpractice claims against doctors result in a settlement or payout. About 1 in 14 doctors face a claim each year, with emotional cost and high upfront litigation costs influencing whether cases proceed to court.
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Amitabh Chandra
Harvard Kennedy School of Government
New York State
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New England Journal of Medicine
Joplin Rebuilds Schools After Tornado Devastation
In Joplin Missouri seniors and juniors attend classes in a converted big box store while freshmen and sophomores study in a distant building. The new middle school sits in an industrial park as the district rebuilds after May tornado devastations that killed 160 people and damaged or destroyed six schools.
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Brenda White
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Allison Hawkins
Brain eating amoebas kill 3 across the South
Health officials report three deaths from Naegleria fowleri this summer across Florida Virginia and Louisiana. The infections occurred after exposure to water in lakes rivers and a home neti pot using tap water. Officials urge sterile distilled or boiled water for nasal use and note cases remain rare with about three deaths per year nationally.
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Florida
Virginia
Louisiana
Raoult Batard
U.S
Centers For Disease Control and Prevention
Jonathan Yoder
CDC
Naegleria Fowleri
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