Four Amish Children Die In Kentucky Creek Crash
A horse drawn buggy carrying an Amish family in Mayfield Kentucky toppled into a rain swollen creek during a heavy thunderstorm killing four children aged five months five seven and eleven. Two adults and three other children survived. The family used a local community telephone before traveling home. The father described the trip as mainly to call relatives in Missouri. Local authorities stated the death toll as a tragic accident amidst flash flood warnings and ongoing search efforts.
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Mayfield
Kentucky
Associated Press
Emanuel Wagler
Samuel Wagler
Missouri
Elizabeth
Graves County
Dewayne Redmon
Redmon
National Weather Service
Rachel Trevino
Trevino
Roscoe Road
Hickman
Dublin
Settlement Offered to Women and Hispanic Farmers by USDA
The Obama administration proposes at least 1.3 billion dollars to settle discrimination claims from women and Hispanic farmers against USDA. Eligible farmers could receive up to 50 thousand dollars. the plan also waives some fees and does not cap awards.
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Washington
Obama
Agriculture Department
Agriculture and Justice Departments
Congress
USDA
Tom Vilsack
Vilsack
Baby Gaga Ice Cream Sells Out in London Pique
The Ice Creamists in London offer Baby Gaga a milk based dessert made from pasteurized human breast milk donated after health screening. It costs 22.50 dollars a serving and is served in a martini glass.
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London
Matt O’connor
Food Standards Agency
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