Cochran Campaign Proves Steady Despite Nursing Home Scandal
In a brutal Mississippi Republican primary, U S Senate veteran Thad Cochran steadies his bid amid a nursing home scandal involving his wife Rose. Four McDaniel supporters face charges for plotting to film Rose Cochran, while Cochran’s team promotes steady leadership and federal dollars.
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Miss
U.S
Thad Cochran
Senate
Cochran
GOP
Chris McDaniel
Rose
Connie Cochran
Associated Press
Senate Appropriations Committee
Mississippi
Madison
McDaniel
Rose Cochran
Mark Mayfield
Ridgeland
Tea Party Board
John Mary
Clayton Kelly
Richard Sager
Kelly
Ing Rose Cochran
Vicki Currie
Cochrans
Ultra rare Superman Batman Flash comics up for auction
Louisville Kentucky based collector John C Wise is auctioning about 175 rare comics including Superman Batman and Flash issues from the 1930s and 1940s. Online bids have reached at least 500000 with Flash Comics No 1 1940 alone at 91000 by Saturday night. The sale via ComicConnect ends this Tuesday and follows rising demand driven by superhero film and TV interest.
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Louisville
Superman
Batman
Flash
Kentucky
Paducah Insurance
John C. Wise
Wise
Rockford
Illinois
Jay Garrick
Vincent Zurzolo
Zurzolo
ComicConnect.com
San Diego
Florida native tied to suicide bombing in Syria
U.S. officials identify Moner Mohammad Abu-Salha of Florida as the suicide bomber who attacked Syrian government troops. He grew up in Vero Beach with ties to West Palm Beach and Fort Pierce, attended Keiser University Indian River State College and Seminole State College, and played basketball in local leagues. At least 160,000 have died in Syria's conflict. another bomber, Abu Hurayra al-Amriki, claimed U.S. citizenship.
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Vero Beach
Fla
Florida
U.S
Moner Mohammad Abu-Salha
Dodgers
Abu-Salha
Cynthia Heinz
Heinz
West Palm Beach
Fort Pierce
Associated Press
Moner Abu-Salha
Michelle Abu-Salha
A Youth League
Indian River Warriors
Bill Miller
The
Washington Post
John Knudsen
WPTV
Knudsen
Seminole State College of Florida
Abu- Salha
Keiser University
Indian River State College
Jay Davis
Abu Salha
Bashar Assad
Idlib
Abu Hurayra al-Amriki
al-Amriki
Six climbers on Mount Rainier presumed dead after beacon pings
Six climbers missing on Mount Rainier are presumed dead after helicopters detected emergency beacon pings buried in snow thousands of feet below their last known location at 12,800 feet. Park Ranger Fawn Bauer said gear near an avalanche-prone area was spotted 3,000 feet below. Air and ground searches were suspended as the terrain remains too dangerous for recovery.
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Seattle
Mount Rainier
National Park
Fawn Bauer
Bauer
Private Gulfstream IV crashes at Hanscom Field after takeoff
A seven person private Gulfstream IV crashed and caught fire as it departed Hanscom Field in Bedford Massachusetts. Officials said conditions of those aboard were unknown while emergency crews worked through the night. The jet was bound for Atlantic City International Airport when it left the runway and ignited. the field remained closed as investigators from the NTSB and FAA probed the cause.
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BepForp
Mass
Hanscom Field
Massachusetts
Matthew Brelis
Massachusetts Port Authority
Bedford
Atlantic City International Airport
New Jersey
National Transportation Safety Board
Jim Peters
Federal Aviation Administration
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U.S. Senate
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Albuquerque Pride
Albuquerque
N.M
Department of Health and Services Review Board
Mallon
Medicare
Craig Fitz
Detroit
America
Michael Sivak
University of Michigan Transportation Research Institute
Cotten Seiler
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