Entwistle Returns to Massachusetts for Murder Arraignment
British man Neil Entwistle, accused of killing his wife Rachel and infant daughter Lillian in their suburban Boston home, was brought back to Massachusetts and arraigned on two counts of first degree murder. He appeared in Hopkinton police custody after landing at a Boston area base, with prosecutors detailing debt and secretive behavior in court filings. Separately, car crashes from a dust storm in Arizona left two dead and multiple injuries, while Moussaoui faced jury selection in Virginia as prosecutors and defense teams sparred over court conduct and potential sentences. The Justice Department opened an internal probe into eavesdropping program conduct, sparking criticism from lawmakers.
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Boston
England
Massachusetts
Neil Entwistle
Air Force Base
Hopkinton
Entwistle
London
Gatwick
U.S
Interstate 8
Stanfield
Phoenix
Jim Oien
Department of Public Safety
Oien
Celia Sylvester
Oregon
Robert Sylvester
Dennis Sylvester
Cheney takes blame for shooting friend on Texas ranch
Vice President Dick Cheney said he bears full responsibility for shooting hunting companion Harry Whittington on a Texas ranch. He called it one of the worst days of his life and defended delaying public disclosure until the next day amid a tense White House public relations situation.
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Washington
Dick Cheney
Cheney
Fox News Channel
Texas
White House
Harry
Harry Whittington
Fox
Brit Hume
Katharine Armstrong
Whittington
States seek more flexibility under No Child Left Behind
About 15 states seek to join a pilot allowing flexibility in measuring progress under the No Child Left Behind Act. Florida Ohio Arizona Alaska Hawaii and Oregon among applicants aim to chart student progress year to year rather than strict annual test gains. Up to 10 states will be chosen by spring with broader debates looming over inevitable 2014 reading and math targets and potential consequences for underperforming schools.
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Salem
Margaret Spellings
Florida
Ohio
Arizona
Alaska
Hawaii
Oregon
Congress
No Child Left Behind
Lincoln
Bethany Sherrill
Alyson Simpson
Tula Belle Faith
Jason Lamb
Shania Jolley
Coquille
Ore
Calcium Vitamin D offer modest bone protection
A government study of over 36 000 middle aged and elderly women finds calcium and vitamin D supplements provide only modest protection against bone thinning and hip fractures. They do not prevent colon cancer or match expectations, though may help older women at fracture risk.
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Washington
Volker Mai
University of Maryland
New England Journal of Medicine
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Moussaoui
al-Qaida
Zacarias Moussaoui
South Asia
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Pentagon
Leonie Brinkema
Moussagui
Brinkema
Justice Department
Department
Office of Professional Responsibility
OPR
Marshall Jarrett
Maurice Hinchey
D-Ny
Jarrett
Hinchey
DPR
Bush
Brian Roehrkasse
Wastiigtin
Parnes Meri
Seve
By Julia Silverman
Associated Press
Therapyworks, P.A
Heinbach
Trummel
Lawrence
Schiefelbusch
Lawrence Police Department
Douglas County SafeKids
Smestar Red Cross
Numane Society
Mclionalds
AJ TherapyWorks
6Th St
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L * Lawrence Medical Plaza
France
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