Coyote Seizes Family Dog Then Returns Battered Scooters Rescue
Tom and Kathleen Roe of San Clemente faced Christmas upheaval after a coyote snatched their 10 year old Yorkshire terrier Scooter from the patio. They pursued the animal but found only bloody paw prints. Scooter reappeared days later with extensive bite wounds, requiring four hours of surgery before returning home that night.
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Tom
Kathleen Roe
San Clemente
Scooter
Ms. Roe
Coffee spilling crash blocks I 64 in Louisville
A tractor-trailer overturned on Interstate 64 in Louisville dumping Hills Bros coffee across westbound lanes and closing the highway 10 hours after a 1:40 a.m. crash. Police say speed and loss of control in a curve caused the wreck with no injuries.
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Louisville
Hills Bros
Clogmaker in Portland Closes His Six Decade Shoe Craft
Mark Casperson in Portland winds down Multnomah Leather Shop after 26 years making handcrafted clogs. He cites rising mass market options and flat sales for higher priced custom footwear. Casperson plans to retire, with possible sale to a couple familiar with the business.
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Portland
Mark Casperson
Casperson
Pioneer Place
Portland Opera Orchestra
Ward
Northwest
Australia
Multnomah
Nike
Timberland
Rudy
Tillamook
Missouri prosecutor drops assisted-death charges in Kansas City case
A Newton County prosecutor dismissed assisted-sui cide charges against Bernard Howard and his son Bernard J. Howard in the death of Velma Howard last December. The 77 and 50 year old defendants were charged under Missouri’s assisted death statute, facing five to 15 years if convicted. The decision followed legal uncertainty over the law’s status amid court challenges and national debates on end-of-life drug prescriptions.
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Tim Perigo
Bernard Howard
Belleville
Bernard J. Howard
Garland
Tex
Shawn Askinosie
Velma Howard
Joplin
Howards
Missouri
U.S. Supreme Court
New York
Washington
Supreme Court
Howard
Rescue caps anxious wait for injured cave explorer
In Nantahala Gorge North Carolina Gary Lynn Adams fell 44 feet while exploring Blowing Springs Cave with two friends. He survived a 220 pound fall and after hours of darkness was rescued by teams from Knoxville Chattanooga and 150 NC sheriffs deputies and other rescuers. He remained hospitalized awaiting recovery and dinner at home.
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N.C
Gary Lynn Adams
Adams
Blowing Springs
Nantahala
Knoxville
Chattanooga
Tenn
North Carolina
Sheriff's Deputies
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