Military grapples after dual aviation disasters in Europe
United States and allies faced two fatal blows as an Army RC-12 crashed near Nuremberg killing two pilots, while two F-15Cs missing after low level training in Scotland prompted a major RAF search. A caller reported an explosion in the Cairngorms as weather halted efforts.
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Acetaminophen overdoses prompt FDA warnings push
U S researchers warn many Americans risk liver failure from acetaminophen. Dr William Lee data show 38 percent of acute liver failure cases linked to acetaminophen, prompting FDA scrutiny of stronger warnings and UK style sales limits. Critics urge explicit liver failure mention on labels.
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Shooting suspects appear in court at Cajon and Santee
In Cajon, Jason Hoffman a Granite Hills High School senior shot in the face says he is innocent of attempted murder and assault charges through a shattered jaw at a brief arraignment. He faces 44 years to life if convicted and will be held without bail until a May 10 hearing.
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Bush names Baker ambassador to Japan in diplomatic move
President Bush named former Senator Howard Baker as ambassador to Japan praising him as a true statesman. Baker, 75, is married to former Senator Nancy Kassebaum Baker and would succeed Tom Foley, continuing a trend of high profile politicians in Tokyo.
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Farrow given multiple life terms in 1999 LA hate attack
Buford Farrow, 39, was sentenced in a Los Angeles court to two life sentences without parole plus 110 years and nearly $690,294 in restitution for the 1999 shooting rampage at a Jewish center and postal worker killing. He apologized in a sobering courtroom as victims’ relatives listened. He cited mental illness and claimed no hatred for his victims.
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Orthodox teen monk confesses to nun’s murder in Miami
Mykhaylo Kofel, age 18, Ukrainian member of the Byzantine Monastic Order, confessed to killing 39 year old Sister Michelle Lewis at Holy Cross Academy where she lived and worked. He is jailed without bail on murder and burglary charges after authorities found Lewis’s nude body in her residence following a missed service. Police did not confirm sexual assault details.
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