Bomb explodes in Scottsdale HR building injuring three
Three workers in Scottsdale were injured when a notebook sized bomb exploded in a city building. Officials said the blast shattered windows and caused shrapnel damage in the human resources department. The incident was described by Tom Mangan of the Bureau of Alcohol Tobacco and Firearms.
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Akron General births first Ohio sextuplets at nine forty-two
Jennifer Hanselman delivered Ohio’s first sextuplets at Akron General Medical Center at 9 42 am on Thursday. The three boys and three girls weighed between 1 9 and 2 10 pounds and were in relatively good health, father Keith Hanselman described the experience as overwhelming like a popcorn popper. The sextuplets are Isabella Jean Sophia Ivy Kyle Allen Logan James Alex Edwin and Lucy Arlene.
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Iraqi Shiite cleric signals elections with unelected rule option
Grand Ayatollah Ali al-Sistani suggested he could accept an unelected government after June 30 if elections are set possibly by year end with UN guarantees. The move aims to end the U.S. occupation on schedule while coordinating with UN and U.S. experts to organize a vote. In other violence, a bomb hit a Baquba police car killing one and wounding four, and rockets struck a Kurdish party office in Kirkuk killing one.
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Palestinians clash as barrier work leaves two dead in Bidou
In Bidou near Jerusalem, hundreds of Palestinians clash with Israeli workers building the West Bank barrier. Two Palestinians are killed and many wounded as earthmovers are attacked, amid Gaza violence where gunmen from Fatah-linked groups kill and are killed at the Erez crossing.
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Authorities knew Columbine killers well, report says
Colorado attorney general says law officers were warned about Eric Harris and Dylan Klebold at least 15 times in the two years before the 1999 massacre. He acknowledges ongoing questions about possible warning signs and potential cover up while families denounce the findings as insufficient. Randy Brown recalls Harris threats against their son in 1997, as victims’ relatives react with anger.
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Neighbors fight back against Krispy Kreme doughnuts
In Newington Connecticut a small group of residents who opposed the first Krispy Kreme in town in 2002 regrouped for a late night reconnaissance and captured footage claiming the chain sold glazed donuts to nearby supermarkets under an unapproved cover. Franchise owner Janice Matthews admitted to officials we screwed up and acknowledged the misstep.
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