Family of Texas teen killed by Marines to receive 1.9 million
The U S government will pay 1.9 million to the family of Esequiel Hernandez Jr., an 18 year old shot near Redford while herding goats during a July 1997 incident. Marines say Hernandez fired twice at patrol members and raised a gun a third time before the leader fired. The case spurred suspension of patrols along the Rio Grande and involved the Justice Department and Navy in a settlement announced by attorney Bill Weinacht.
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Endangered Mexican gray wolf found dead in Arizona
A dead Mexican gray wolf, released in January as part of a reintroduction plan in the Apache Sitgreaves National Forest, was found near an elk carcass. Biologist Wendy Brown says mountain lion likely killed the animal. the incident affects the pup from the first wild-born Mexican gray wolf in almost five decades.
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Boston Globe columnist suspended two months for jokes
Boston columnist Mike Barnicle receives a two month suspension without pay after lifting jokes from George Carlin’s Brain Droppings. Editor Matthew Storin defended the decision, citing a need for accountability, as Barnicle agrees to reduce outside work and improve collaboration with editors.
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E-mail Usage Surges Over Long Distance Calls
An April survey of 436 American adults with computers shows about half favor e mail to contacts out of town over phone calls and a third prefer e mail to local calls. Sponsored by Yahoo Internet Life, 55 percent use e mail more than long distance calls and 33 percent more than local calls.
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Priest and secretary charged in/ donation theft case
Police say Rev Walter Benz and Mary Anne Albaugh embezzled at least 1.5 million from St Mary of the Assumption in Glenshaw and another church, using funds for a gambling spree in Atlantic City and purchases including a vacation home cars and antiques over 26 years. Investigators seized two cars and search for a Subaru.
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