Friends of accused bomber fight cover-up charges
Three Kazakh exchange students Dias Kadyrbayev Azamat Tazhayakov and Rabel Phillipos pleaded not guilty to obstruction of justice and lying to investigators in Boston federal court. They allegedly removed a laptop and backpack from Tsarnaev's dorm after a text from him. Prosecutors plan to present about 20 witnesses in a two week trial.
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Boston
Boston Marathon
Dzhokhar Tsarnaev
FBI
Tsarnaev
Dias Kadyrbayev
Azamat Tazhayakov
Kazakhstan
Kadyrbayev
Robert Stahl
Dzhokhar
Stahl
Rabel Phillipps
Cambridge
Mass
Phillipos
Tazhayakov
Nicholas Woolridge
Woolridge
Governor vows rebuild as New Jersey seeks federal aid
Seaside Park and Seaside Heights confront boardwalk destruction from a major fire with about 100 firefighters on scene. Governor Christie pledges state help, while Rep. Runyan and Rep. Pallone push for federal funding to cover estimated 1.4 million in repairs and rebuild efforts. Local officials report extensive business damage and ongoing investigations by county, state, and federal agencies.
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New Jersey
Seaside Park
N.J
Chris Christie
Seaside Heights
Christie
Sandy
Jon Runyan
Federal Emergency Management Agency
Small Business Administration
U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development
Stacy Barton
Frank Pallone
Ray Zaccaro
Robert Matthies
U.S. Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives
Brian Gabriel
Ocean County
Delhi rape murder four men sentenced to death
Four men were sentenced to death in New Delhi for raping and murdering a woman last December. The courtroom cheers reflected public demand for harsh punishment as the verdict followed a guilty finding of cold blooded rape and murder. Iran says it has converted over 40 percent of its enriched uranium to fuel rods for a civilian reactor and is converting the rest, signaling Tehran’s effort to ease Western fears about its nuclear program under President Rohani.
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New Delhi
India
Delhi
Khanna
Iran
Ali Akbar Salehi
Atomic Energy Organization of Iran
Hassan Rohani
Tehran
Environment alliance to repair watersheds with Coca Cola
The USDA and Coca Cola will fund watershed restoration on national lands including Angeles National Forest California and Lake Michigan watershed. Projects remove invasive species rehabilitate burned lands and build bridges to improve water access. Total cost exceeds 1 million with Coca Cola contributing 626000 and others funding the rest.
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USDA
Coca-Cola
Washington
Department of Agriculture
Coca-Cola Co
National Forest System
Bruce Karas
Coca- Cola
U.S. Forest Service
National Forest Foundation
National Fish and Wildlife Foundation
Angeles National Forest
California
Lake Michigan
Chicago
New Mexico
Coke
Forest Service
Agriculture
Tom Vilsack
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