Autopsy Finds Keith McCaw Drowning Accidental
Keith McCaw 49, linked to McCaw Cellular and AT&T Wireless, died in a hot tub at his Lake Washington home on December 15. An autopsy found drowning as the cause with no indications of alcohol or drugs. Family spokesman Dennis Weibling called the death a mystery. He was the youngest of four McCaw brothers, tied with Craig for cellular fortune status.
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Baton Rouge serial killer DNA dragnet sweeps mil to test
Police in Baton Rouge conduct a wide DNA sweep aiming to match a serial killer who killed four women. Nearly 1,000 men have submitted saliva samples amid concerns over voluntary testing or being labeled suspects. Investigators linked July Baton Rouge murders to the same DNA and extended fear to Lafayette Parish after a December death.
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Fire at 84 Mine prompts evacuation near Pittsburgh
A coal mine fire at the 84 Mine forced the evacuation of dozens of miners with no injuries reported. Consol Energy said the blaze was detected by underground carbon monoxide detectors around 9:30 a.m. Monday, allowing quick organization and control. About 500 workers are employed by the union mine located 25 miles south of Pittsburgh.
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Trucker Dies as Train Collides at Burbank Crossing
A truck failed to heed lowered gates and signals at a Burbank railroad crossing. The Metrolink train dragged the burning tractor 1000 feet, derailing all four passenger cars and wounding 32 riders. Passenger accounts describe fear and evacuations as flames swept the scene.
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Memorial service honors Yemeni mission worker Kathleen Gariety
More than 100 friends and family gathered at Layton Avenue Baptist Church in Milwaukee to mourn Kathleen Gariety, a youth director turned medical missionary killed at a Yemen hospital. Gariety, 53, served a decade in Yemen and was among three missionaries shot on December 30. William E. Koehn, a former Cimarron resident, was also killed.
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Doubts Rise Over Clonaid Human Clone Claim
A self trained deadline for DNA verification of Clonaid’s claimed human clone has passed without proof. Brigitte Boisselier and Clonard cite lack of parental access and skeptical experts say credibility is weak. DNA testing was suspended after journalist Michael Guillen withdrew from overseeing tests.
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Polls show Iraq a greater threat than North Korea
The Associated Press reports six in ten Americans favor ground troops for Iraq while a larger share opposes sending troops to North Korea. Polls from CNN-USA Today-Gallup and ABC News show varying views on threat, war necessity, casualties, and policy priorities.
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CNN Shakes Up Staff As News Channel Reorganizes
In Los Angeles AP reports CNN plans a major personnel shake up with at least six correspondents leaving the network as it reshapes programming to challenge Fox News Channel. Garrick Utley is among those departing CNN spokeswoman Christa Robinson said Monday.
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