Weather Outlook for Monday With Showers Possible
The forecast calls for partly sunny skies Monday with a 30 percent chance of a late afternoon thunderstorm and a high in the low 80s. A southwest wind around 10 mph. Monday night remains partly cloudy with a 30 percent chance of showers or thunderstorms and a low in the low to mid 60s.
Doctor charged in insulin overdose attempt in New York
Dr. Medhat Shenouda, 39, of Staten Island, is charged with second degree attempted murder for allegedly giving his wife Georgette a let hal dose of insulin while she was hospitalized between July 14 and 16. Bail set at 1 million. She remained in a coma briefly but has recovered.
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Domino's Free Topping Offer Under Scrutiny
Augusta AP reports Domino's 5,000 locations offered a free topping with a carry-out pie to customers picking up a voter registration card. Georgia deputy elections director Wilbur Campbell cites the Voting Rights Act of 1965 warning that offering payment for registration or voting can incur fines up to 10,000 dollars or five years in prison.
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Infant Attacked by Rabbit Nibbles Fingers in Cage Incident
In Indianapolis an infant rolled from a stroller and was bitten by a rabbit in its cage. Tracy Caluza lost her left thumb, forefinger, and part of an ear with one finger also bitten. The mother left the baby with a friend overnight. case under review for neglect. the rabbit was destroyed.
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Tracy Caluza
Tim Johnson
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Tracy
Marion County prosecutor’s office
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Background on Killer Angels set by Gettysburg scene
A Times staff writer joined background artists on the Killer Angels night shoot near Gettysburg. The account describes the arduous, repetitive work in wool uniforms, directing cues from Jeff and Olivia, and the sense of Hollywood grind as Tom Berenger and Richard Jordan film a campground discussion as Longstreet and Armistead.
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Richard Jordan
James Longstreet
Lewis Armistead
Killer Angels
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Tudjman Leads Croatia in First Postwar Election
In Croatia's first general elections since independence, Franjo Tudjman and the Croatian Democratic Union hold a early edge with about six percent counted. Tudjman leads Drazen Budisa by wide margin as the Democratic Union nears forty percent in parliamentary balloting.
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Infidel Kurds clash in Iraq over tombstone sparks regional fighting
In Kalar Iraq two rival Iraqi Kurdish groups clash over a tombstone triggering a two day battle that kills scores. The Patriotic Union of Kurdistan claims major gains against the Chasie Movement as both sides accuse the other of deadly assaults on mosques and camps.
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Patristic Union of Kurdistan
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Botts
Pattiotic Union
Kasim
Hispanic youths share at Y Daycare with migrant volunteers
Migrant Child Development Program students from Lincoln Intermediate Unit No. 12 assisted at the Gettysburg YWCA Child Enrichment Center and Stepping Stones Learning Center. They led a week long unit on Hispanic culture with name changes, Spanish words, crafts, dances, foods, and a Friday Fiesta with tacos and flan.
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Don Shoemaker
Walker Woods
Gettysburg YWCA
Lincoln Intermediate Unit No. 12
YWCA
Stepping Stones Learning Center
Gettysburg
Lincoln Intermediate
Stepping Stones
Beth Baker
Ywise
Paula Estrada
J C. Vezquez
Maggie Ponce
Sally Estrada
TLC
David Solis
Maria Arteaga
Camp Bearfoot
Octavise Harrison
A.C
Ganela Arteaga
Stepping
Quiet border anniversary marks shift from war to tension
At Umm Qasr near the Kuwait border the two year invasion anniversary passes with little ceremony. U.S. Marine Capt. Ralph Croce, a U.N. peacekeeper, notes the change from combat gear to peacekeeping. Residents focus on ongoing friction with Iraq over weapons inspectors and accountability for the war’s consequences.
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Ralph Croce
United Nations
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