Wife surrenders in Ohio Turnpike shooting death case
Donna Moonda 47 of Pennsylvania surrendered to federal charges alleging interstate stalking that resulted in death and firearm use in a violent crime. Damian Bradford 25 of Monaca admitted involvement and agreed to cooperate, prosecutors say Bradford was the triggerman in Gulam Moonda’s May 13 2005 death after he pulled off the turnpike.
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Tigers Shrinking Habitat Sparks Conservation Alarm
The Save the Tiger Fund reports wild tigers occupy 40 percent less space than a decade ago, with 76 remaining habitats. About half can sustain 100 tigers, but tigers need 20 square miles of quality forest each. Poaching further reduces a population now under 5,000.
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Rescue effort under way for crew of tilted cargo ship
Coast Guard aircraft and Alaska Air National Guard planes rushed to the 654 foot Cougar Ace, listing off the Aleutians, to rescue 22 crewmen as the Japanese bound vessel carrying about 5,000 cars from Japan to Canada rolled onto its side. Helicopters aimed to hoist the sailors to safety.
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Elephant sanctuary death ruled accidental
The death of handler Joanna Burke at The Elephant Sanctuary in Hohenwald Tennessee was ruled an accident. The elephant Winkie struck Burke while she was hosing the animal, causing fatal injuries. officials will not destroy the animal.
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FBI joins investigation into highway shootings
Investigators pursue a sniper case across Indiana after two shootings 100 miles apart killed Jerry Ross and wounded Robert Hartl. The FBI assisted, with bullets and forensic evidence sent to the state crime lab. Tips prompted wider alerts, and officials urged surrender and cooperation while noting uncertain tip validity.
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Wages fall for graduates as offshoring hits white-collar work
The article notes wage stagnation among bachelor's degree holders, citing a 5.2 percent inflation-adjusted drop from 2000 to 2004 for four-year graduates. Off-shoring to Mexico and India shifts engineering and software jobs, while firms replace salaried roles with low-paid non-salaried, part-time, or freelance positions.
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Clinton and Vilsack Attack Bush Economic Policy
Senators Hillary Clinton and Iowa Governor Tom Vilsack criticized President Bush and Republicans for harming the economy and failing to protect middle class and poor Americans. They cited rising gas, college, and health costs, and unveiled the American Dream Initiative to bolster the middle class and aid the needy.
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