Wreck in Tehachapi Prison Van Kills Five
A highway wreck near Bakersfield involving a prisoner transport van left five people dead and burned beyond recognition. A federal marshal and three prisoners were among the deceased, with a second marshal surviving. The crash, at about 2 p.m. Thursday, involved two tractor trailers a pickup and two cars, per the California Highway Patrol.
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Kentucky General rebuts gay harassment claims at Fort Campbell
Maj Gen Robert Clark rejects charges of homophobia and tolerance of anti gay harassment at Fort Campbell after the 2000 murder of Pfc Barry Winchell. He defends his two year command and denies neglecting steps to stop harassment amid congressional scrutiny. In Washington the White House dismisses IMF and World Bank reform proposals as too sweeping.
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All Girls High School In East L A Helps at Risk Teens Thrive
In East L A Ramona High School, one of the nation’s few all girls public schools, helps at risk girls turn around. Cindy Hernandez rose from near dropout to honors while others escape gang and jail pressures via a focused single gender environment. The National Coalition of Girls Schools notes since 1995 about 30 all girls schools have opened nationwide.
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Court halts Makah Indian whaling ruling overturns study
A U.S. 9th Circuit panel ruled 2-1 that an environmental impact assessment for Makah whale hunting was biased and must be redone. The case returns to Tacoma federal court for a new assessment as the tribe resumes limited whaling rights under an 1855 treaty. Judge Kleinfeld dissented, criticizing the majority for bias in the initial report.
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