Man charged after death at party over synthetic drug
Timothy Lamere 21 of Blaine was charged with unintentional third degree murder after allegedly providing the synthetic drug 2C-E at a party in Minnesota, causing Trevor Robinson-Davis 19 to die and sending 10 others to the hospital. Robinson-Davis exhibited violent behavior before his death.
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Blaine
Trevor Vance Robinson- Davis
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Robinson- Davis
Anoka County
Robinson-Davis
Two U S tourists killed in Iguazu Falls raft accident
Two American tourists Laura Natejik Evert 28 and Philip Musgrove 70 died when an inflatable boat flipped near Iguazu Falls in Misiones province Argentina. Five others injured including one American two Germans one Colombian and one Argentine.
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Argentina
United States
Iguazu
Brazil
Laura Natejik Evert
Philip Musgrove
Jorge Veron
Misiones
Veron
Japan rebuilds after disaster tied to trade and governance
After the March 11 earthquake, tsunami, and nuclear crisis, Japan can rebound quickly due to wealth, stable institutions, and strong trade links. World Bank economists cite Kobe’s swift recovery from 1995 and Sichuan’s 2008 rebound as precedent, with reconstruction boosting growth and efficiency.
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Japan
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China
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Reinhard Mechler
Austria
International Institute For Applied Systems Analysis
Yemen military defecting officers deal blow to Saleh regime
Top commander Maj. Gen. Ali Mohsen al Ahmar and at least 18 senior officers defect to the opposition in Sanaa. The move sows chaos, while Saleh denies loss of control as protests intensify and clashes claim more lives.
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United States
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Ali Mohsen al-Ahmar
Paris
Alain Juppe
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First U S Full Face Transplant Performed in Boston
Dallas Wiens, a Texas construction worker, received the nation’s first full face transplant at Brigham and Women’s Hospital after a November 2008 power line accident. The 15 hour operation, paid for by the U S military, will not restore sight and may yield partial sensation, but aims to restore ability to smile and feel affection from his daughter.
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Obama calls for equal partnership with Latin America in Chile
In Santiago Obama urged equal partnerships in the Americas at La Moneda Cultural Center. He said there are no senior or junior partners, only equal ones, with shared responsibility as Latin America tour continues after Brazil stop and before El Salvador.
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