Building Collapse Kills Man in 77-Year-Old Apartment Block
A two-story 24-unit apartment building collapsed on Friday, trapping a man between floors and killing him. Thirty-six people were injured as investigators cited a structural failure, though witnesses spoke of an explosion. Cracks in the foundation had been repaired and approved by the city last year, according to Building and Safety spokesman Bob Steinbach.
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Alphabet Pal recall of 500000 pull toys over choking risk
The U S Consumer Product Safety Commission announced a recall of about 500000 Alphabet Pal electronic pull toys due to a choking hazard. A two part red plastic connector on the pull string can detach under tension, posing danger to children. Consumers may call 877 477 6641 for recall information.
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Consumer Product Safety Commission
Mother convicted in attempted murder of children
Patricia Kelly, 29, of West Palm Beach was found guilty of attempting to kill herself and her three children by pumping exhaust into the car last December. She sobbed as the verdict was read, facing up to 90 years in prison. Prosecutors said she aimed to kill all four because her husband filed for divorce after her affair with a 17-year-old neighbor.
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Patricia Kelly
West Palm Beach
Kelly
Abortion fee dispute sparks state board review
The Kansas Board of Healing Arts investigates Neuhaus over record keeping and patient monitoring in abortion care. If findings show risk to patients, license suspension or revocation could follow after today’s Topeka meeting to appoint an examiner. Douglas County District Attorney Tonkovich would review if referred. Kansans for Life questions board actions amid comments by attorney Strole.
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Lawyer Cotter Leaves Estate Wealth to White Supremacist Causes
Richard J. Cotter Jr. left more than 650000 of his 5.4 million estate to white supremacist and anti Semitic groups and figures. Beneficiaries include William Pierce author of The Turner Diaries and Timothy McVeigh link cited by prosecutors. About half a million goes to James Warner head of the New Christian Crusade Church.
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Oklahoma City Federal Building
Cotter
James Warner
New Christian Crusade Church
Warner
American Nazi Party
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