Unarmed immigrant killed by NY police at Chelsea storage
Ousmane Zango, an African immigrant visiting his rented Chelsea storage room, was shot four times by a plainclothes officer guarding counterfeit CDs. police said Zango had no connection to the counterfeiting operation and no criminal record.
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Dozens of Cars Wreck in Fog on I 68 Maryland
Nearly 100 vehicles including cars and trucks collided in dense fog on Interstate 68 in western Maryland near the Big Savage mountains. Two people were killed and more than 60 injured as a 20 mile stretch closed. About 64 were treated at Sacred Heart and Memorial hospitals in Cumberland. The Red Cross opened a shelter at the local fire department.
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New sketches released in Precious Doe case
Police in Kansas City unveiled two new drawings of the unidentified girl nicknamed Precious Doe, whose beheaded remains were found near a wooded area on April 28, 2001. The artist used crime scene and morgue photos to create front and profile likenesses.
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Bombed Yale classroom investigated. man seen near blast
Investigators sift debris at Yale law school after an explosion as bomb experts seek fingerprints. A man seen leaving the area minutes before the blast is being watched. FBI has identified him but gave no ruling on suspects. A shotgun found in a nearby dorm room is not tied to the case, per city officials.
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Tax cuts spark rebates and higher paychecks this summer
Congress approved a $330 billion tax cut package with rebates and lower rates aimed at boosting growth and jobs. About 136 million taxpayers will benefit directly. workers will see larger paychecks in the second half of the year and families may receive an advance refund of up to 400 per child. States gain $20 billion for aid, Medicaid funding, and balancing budgets.
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Investigators quarantine more Canadian herds in mad cow case
Canada expands the BSE probe with four new quarantines eight farms in Alberta Saskatchewan and British Columbia. CFIA officials say feed contamination is the likely cause while stressing safeguards remain in place and the human form Creutzfeldt Jakob disease could follow if infected meat is consumed.
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Tiny Algerian toddler rescued from quake ruins in Corso
A two year old girl Emilie Kaidi survived two days under rubble in Corso after an earthquake that killed over 1,600. Rescuers raised her from a narrow hole with help from a Spanish volunteer. Her sister Lisa died in the collapse and Emilie remained traumatized but unharmed.
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