West Virginia baby bitten by rats. parents plead guilty
Frank and Liz Taylor pleaded guilty to child neglect after their 6 week old Timothy was attacked by rats in their uninhabitable Princeton mobile home. Prosecutor urged probation with sentencing set for Oct 23. child and two siblings were placed in foster care, home later received water and sewage.
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Charles Smith
Frank
Liz Taylor
Taylors
Timothy
Princeton
Taylor
Crowd Rescues Van Driver After I-95 Crash Near Jacksonville
A van left I-95 and landed upside down in a watery ditch as about 25 strangers rushed to help. They punched a window, rolled the vehicle upright, and CPR was given to driver Karimbhai N. Maredia, 51, in critical condition.
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Jacksonville
Karimbhai N. Maredia
Ron White
Maredia
White
Leyte
Marecha
Parachute jump lands charges at Stone Mountain
Three men Gary Griffin 48 Thomas Flynn 35 and Michael Davidek 29 were charged with reckless conduct after parachuting 500 feet from a Stone Mountain cable car onto a field below. Police said the stunt scared visitors and could have been fatal.
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Stone Mountain
Stone Mountain Park
Gary Griffin
Thomas Flynn
Michael Davidek
Park
Chuck Kelley
From CB to Email and GPS Transforming Trucking Life
In Atlanta, long haul drivers embrace e mail and GPS over old CBs as firms install satellite tracking and onboard diagnostics. Park N View offers cable Internet and pay per view at many truck stops, while Schneider National led the shift with two way satellite comms.
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Atlanta
Don Buchta
Massachusetts
States
Canada
Buchta
Park ’N View
Schneider National
John Lanigan
Schneider
Andy Dougherty
Ready Trucking
Double-parking revenge from the grave in Bethlehem
Robert Allan Miller who died in 1995 left 5000 dollars to the most conscientious officer each month for ten months for issuing tickets to double parked motorists and fire-lane violators. Police and city officials oppose the prize plan.
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Bethlehem
Robert Allan Miller
Miller
Frances Altstadt
States expand student testing nationwide
Washington report on widening use of standardized tests from elementary to high school. Florida trains teachers with Kaplan Education Centers to prep students for new reading and math exams. Officials argue tests raise standards and accountability while critics warn of teaching to the test and inequities.
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Washington (Or
Barbara Lee
Florida
Kaplan Educational Centers
Lee
Apalachicola High School
Nebraska
Iowa
Council of Chief
Texas
George W. Bush
Waco
Clinton
Gail Jones
University of North Carolina-Chapel Hill
North Carolina
Nashville
Sammy Swor
Glencliff High School
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West Virginia
New York City
Michael Jones
Jermain Congress
Jones
Georgia
Seth Skydel
Trucking Technology Magazine
Norwalk
Conn
Skydel
Chester Copeland
The
Journal-World
Lawrence Journal-World
P.O
Lawrence KS
Journal
Eastl Plumbing, Inc
Wrecker Garage, Inc
Amoca Cna
ACE
Towine & Recovery
Jerry Taylor
Lawrence, KS
Jack Gillesple
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