College of New Jersey 911 hoax ends with arrest
A 19 year old man, Michael Larkin, was arrested after a bogus 911 call reporting campus gunfire at the College of New Jersey. He faces a false public alarm charge with bail set at 25000 as dorm warnings and campus alerts followed the incident.
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Trenton
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Michael Larkin
College of New Jersey
Larkin
UNION
Michael Devlin
Devlin
William “Ben” Ownby
Balloon rides tragedy shocks Albuquerque festival
A balloon named Heavenly Ride tipped after snagging a utility line, sending a woman about 70 feet to her death. Three other women in the gondola were hospitalized with serious injuries as rescue crews responded to the crash during a popular New Mexico festival.
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Albuquerque
N.M
New Mexico
Blood storage may strip vital nitric oxide for oxygen delivery
Two Duke University teams reported in the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences that stored blood loses nitric oxide, a molecule that keeps vessels open, reducing oxygen delivery to tissues. They found nitric oxide depletes within hours but can be restored to resume vessel dilation and oxygen transport.
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Washington
National Academy of Sciences
Jonathan Stamler
Duke University
Stamler
Timothy McMahon
Duke
McMahon
Crandon deputy kills six at pizza party then dies in shootout
Tyler Peterson, 20, a Crandon sheriff deputy, opened fire at a pizza party after a rebuff by his ex girlfriend. He killed six people before exchanging gunfire with officers and dying. A longtime friend said Peterson apologized softly afterward.
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Crandon
Wis
Tyler Peterson
Forest County
Sheriffs
Milwaukee Journal Sentinel
Mike Kegley
Peterson
Kegley
John Dennee
Copter crash kills Pakistan leader's aides
A helicopter carrying aides to President Pervez Musharraf crashed near Kashmir on Monday during a trip to mark the Kashmir earthquake anniversary. Four people died in the emergency landing, though Musharraf remained safe. The incident renews concerns over his security amid campaigns against militants along the Afghan border.
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Islamabad
Pakistan
Pervez Musharraf
Kashmir
Musharraf
Muzaffarabad
Bad marriage raises risk of heart trouble, study finds
A study of 9,011 British civil servants links poor close relationships to a 34 percent higher chance of heart attack or heart disease over 12 years. Researchers cite stress and inflammation as possible mechanisms and note gender differences in mortality related to marriage and marital conflict.
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Chicago
Internal Medicine
Roberto de Vogli
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London
de Vogli
Psychosomatic Medicine
U.S. explored radiological weapon during Cold War
Declassified 1948 Army records show the United States studied using radioactive poisons to assassinate leaders and target bases as part of a broader radiological warfare program. Details remain censored and it is unclear how far the project advanced or if any weapon was used.
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Washington
U.S. Army
Associated Press
Kremlin
Exander Litvinenko
London
United States
Army
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