Massachusetts student suspended for Hitler remark sparks free speech dispute
A 16-year-old Falmouth High junior Adam Muse was suspended after emailing friends that band leader Tom Borning and others were like Hitler and Goering. School officials say the action targets dangerous behavior, while Muse argues free speech rights are being violated.
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Gas leak blast kills four in St. Clair area
A gas leak caused by construction workers sparked a natural gas explosion at about 11 40 a.m. in St Clair leveling single story structures. Fire officials said two Northern States Power Co. workers responding to the leak were killed and 10 others injured as debris shattered windows and knocked out power within a block radius.
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Mother pleads as killer gets max penalty in NYC case
In New York City a judge imposed 25 years to life on Corey Arthur for the murder of Jonathan Levin, the former English teacher and Time Warner chairman's son. Levin’s mother urged the court for the maximum term as she mourned the loss.
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Bachelor builds home inside a former airliner in Oregon
Bruce Campbell, 49, plans a 1066 square foot studio inside a 1969 Boeing 727 parked on a county fairgrounds west of Portland. He will convert the cockpit to an office and the alcove into a kitchen, with two tiny baths becoming a laundry room. The project costs include 100000 for the jet, 25000 to move it, and an estimated 45000 to haul it later, all part of a larger plan to create a housing development from used airliners.
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Transvestite’s family wins $2.9 million in suit over paramedics
A DC Superior Court jury awarded Margie Hunter $2.9 million in damages after a traffic crash left Tyrone "Tyra" Hunter dead. The panel found DC Fire Department negligent and violated human rights by stopping treatment when Hunter, a man in women's clothing, was identified. Trial cited negligent care at DC General Hospital and Dr. Bastien for not draining pooled blood or providing oxygen.
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Suspect surrenders in Wayne State professor murder
A 48 year old Hamtramck resident allegedly fatally shot Professor Andrzej Olbrot during a final exam at Wayne State University. He walked into the classroom at 7 20 p m, fired at least twice, reloaded, then fled or surrendered hours later in Ann Arbor. Police describe the incident as deliberate with no motive released. Olbrot, 52, emigrated from Poland in 1988 and was known for work in industrial control systems.
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