Mountain lion killer strikes in California hike tragedy
Barbara Schoener, a 40 year old marathon runner and mother of two, was killed by a mountain lion on a Auburn State Recreation Area trail. Hunters and shoot to kill orders hunted the animal as lawmakers push to repeal the 1990 cougar hunting ban. Sacramento area authorities believe the lion pounced on a brush covered trail and dragged the partially eaten body 100 yards. Officials seek the carcass to test for rabies and prevent further attacks.
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Barbara Schoener
California
Sierra Nevada
David Knowles
Schoener
Auburn State Recreation
Sacramento
Take Our Daughters to Work Day Expands Nationwide
The Ms Foundation led the second Take Our Daughters to Work Day with thousands more participating than the previous year. Daughters visited workplaces from a White House South Lawn lunch to a Coast Guard boat on the Delaware River and a BP America slime-making activity in Cleveland.
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Ms. Foundation
Marie Wilson
White House
South Lawn
Denver
Baily
Debevoise & Plimpton
Delaware
Philadelphia
Coast Guard
Cleveland
BP America Inc
Chrysler Corp
Bellevue
Wash
Wisconsin begins background checks for teachers
Milwaukee AP Wisconsin will background screen more than 60 000 teachers under a new law to block child molesters from classrooms. Governor Thompson praised the vetting move after signing the bill citing past licensing failures and noting a permit fee rise from 75 to 100 dollars. The measure places Wisconsin among seven states and the District of Columbia implementing teacher background checks.
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Wisconsin
Tommy G. Thompson
Associated Press
California
Charles Gaynor Anderson
District of Columbia
Alaska
Arizona
Colorado
Florida
Nevada
South Carolina
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