Heat wave smites East as Midwest sweats and trains derail
The ongoing heat wave grips the East and Midwest with temperatures in the 90s to 100s. A derailed Amtrak line near Athens Ohio, linked to heat and a dimethyl formaldehyde spill, prompted evacuations. Milwaukee, Chicago, and other cities report heat related deaths while utilities run at full capacity and residents seek relief from the extreme weather.
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Judge orders marriage for domestic violence defendant
Cincinnati AP report: Judge Albert Mestemaker ordered Scott Hancock to marry Yvonne Sevier within nine months or face jail after a June 24 sidewalk assault. Hancock, 25, received a suspended four month sentence, $100 fine, nine months probation, and counseling. The marriage clause is not legally enforceable, the judge acknowledged, and he added it “almost tongue in cheek.” The couple have a five year old daughter and had been together five years.
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Gingrich to testify on book deal ethics inquiry
House Speaker Newt Gingrich will testify July 27 in the ethics committee inquiry into his HarperCollins book deal. Rupert Murdoch and two lobbyists also will testify this month, with dates not released. The panel will hear witnesses next week in a limited, informal inquiry focused on the book deal. Jeffrey Eisenach, who prepared the book proposal and course materials, is slated to testify, likely on July 25.
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Discovery crew shift to science in orbit
Shuttle astronauts turn from deployment tasks to in orbit experiments on crystal growth tissue loss navigation and radiation monitoring. They monitor ten pregnant rats as part of a developmental study while the $330 million Tracking and Data Relay Satellite reaches a 22300 mile high orbit after Thursday liftoff. Commander Terence Henricks quips about space flight keeping loved ones at bay.
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