Military judge halts Air Force trial over counselor records
A military judge froze the rape trial of 1st Lt. Joseph Harding after the accuser's civilian rape counselor refused to provide conversations records. Harding remains to face a separate indecent assault charge against another cadet. The ruling drew sharp criticism from the alleged victim's lawyer. In a separate case, Patrick Langballe and Aaron Rush were charged with hate crime and related offenses for a June 16 attack on two teenagers at Illinois Beach State Park near Zion. Bail set at 1 million and 1.5 million, respectively, with next court date July 18. The teens, 17 and 18, from Milwaukee, had met the defendants near a bus stop then camped at the park.
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Brash
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Joseph Madonna
Jennifer Blakey
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Illinois Beach State Park
Zion
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Lake County
Langballe
Rush
Milwaukee
Langhalle
Chancey
State records first death penalty in 50 years
Aman accused of abducting supermarket employee Terry King and bludgeoning her to death as she prayed for life. Convicted on federal charges, this marks Vermont's first death penalty case in nearly five decades. Jury hears penalty-phase evidence to decide execution for Donald Fell, 25, linked to a 2000 carjacking and murder crossing into New York. Co-defendant Robert Lee hanged himself in prison in 2001.
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Vermont
Donald Fell
Fell
Terry King
Rutland
New York
Robert Lee
Relief and sorrow as wildfires blaze near Phoenix and Las Vegas
Residents returning to western campsites found some homes intact while others were gone after fires near Camp Creek 11 homes and three storage sheds were destroyed. Nevada fires burned 39 500 acres with 600 firefighters still battling the blazes and minor injuries reported.
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Ariz
Phoenix
Nevada
Las Vegas
Arizona
Camp Creek
Tom Sell
Glenn Wilt
Tonto Hills
Mother Nature
Kirsten Cannon
Bureau of Land Management
Health education spending bill cuts 2006 funding
Congress narrowly approved a 2006 health and education appropriation totaling 602 billion, cutting scores of programs and barring Medicare and Medicaid from covering impotence drugs. The measure funds Pell Grants and Head Start while ending 57 programs, with bipartisan criticism over education and No Child Left Behind funding reductions.
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House
Bush
Congress
Medicaid
Centers For Disease Control
Ryan White
Robert Menendez
D-Mj
Mark Kirk
R-Il
Missing boys found dead in car trunk in Camden
In Camden New Jersey the father located the bodies of his missing son Manny Pagan 5 and friends Daniel Agosto 6 and Anibal Cruz 11 in a car trunk two days after they vanished from a yard near Anibal’s home. Police, firefighters and volunteers searched the city as neighbors posted fliers. The cause of death and whether foul play was involved remained unclear.
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Jessiia
Manny” Pagan
Daniel Agosto
Anibal
Juni” Cruz
Delaware River
Philadelphia
Maria Rolon
Daniel
Camden
Cramer Hill
Jessica
Mount Ephraim
Iraida Roman
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Bedmartinc.com
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Kaw Valley Soccer Association
KVSA
Ridge Ct
Kawvalleysoccer.com
New Jersey
Gary Tilley
CLU
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Thyargh Farmers Financial Solutions, LLC
Galena Avenue
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