Air Force instructor convicted in sex scandal at Lackland
Air Force Staff Sgt. Luis Walker was found guilty on seven counts including rape and aggravated sexual assault by a seven member jury at Lackland Air Force Base in San Antonio. Sentencing possible up to life in prison and a dishonorable discharge.
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Rampage at Aurora theater ranks among deadliest US shootings
Bloomberg News reports the Colorado theater attack that killed at least 12 during a screening of The Dark Knight Rises, near Aurora, as one of the deadliest U S mass shootings in 15 years. The piece notes past incidents including Columbine, Virginia Tech, Fort Hood, Binghamton, and Tucson, with context on insanity defenses and related figures.
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Portraits of James Holmes Grow From School Days
Among neighbors and former classmates in California Holmes is described as quiet and pleasant. AP European history classmate Keith Goodwin recalls Holmes as generally pleasant. Westview cross country teammate Tori Burton says he was quiet and nice when talked to. Dan Kim from UC San Diego recalls no sign of trouble.
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Goat man worries Utah officials
A goat suit figure spotted among northern Utah wild goats near Ogden alarms wildlife authorities as hunting season nears. Officials say the person is not breaking laws but may be unaware of hidden risks and potential dangers in the area. The witness provided photos.
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Goat hunting permits spark safety concerns in September area
Douglass warns of a potential goat hunter entering a restricted zone. He notes 60 permits will be issued for goat hunting season starting in September and urges conversation to prevent accidents. He emphasizes goats are territorial wild animals and legality hinges on personal responsibility.
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Profitable anemia drugs misused and patient died in care
A 54 year old Baltimore patient died after a final infusion of anemia drugs Epogen Procrit and Aranesp given while near discharge. The drugs cost $2500 per dose and earned Amgen and Johnson & Johnson over $8 billion yearly while Medicare funded billions. Studies questioned their benefit for kidney patients, raising concerns about safety and economic incentives in U.S. health care.
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