Ex-soldier convicted in racial murder case at Fort Bragg
Malcolm Wright, a former Fort Bragg soldier, was found guilty of two counts of first degree murder in the Dec 7, 1995 shooting deaths of Jackie Burden and Michael James on a Fayetteville street. Jurors deliberated less than a day. Wright faces potential death penalty. co-defendant James Burmeister was sentenced to life in prison. The case centered on a spider web tattoo signaling extremist ties.
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Wilmington
N.C
Fort Bragg
Malcolm Wright
Wright
James Burmeister
Georgia Burden
Jackie Burden
Burmeister
Burden
Michael James
Louisville
Thompson
James
Fayetteville
Army
82Nd Airborne Division
Randy Meadows
Pilot Captain Button Death Probe Linked to Alleged Gay Affair
Air Force investigates whether Capt. Craig Button crashed his A 10 in Colorado to avoid an alleged homosexual relationship with a fellow pilot at Davis-Monthan. Officials found no mechanical fault and say evidence points to possible intentional action amid an unsettled personal crisis. Button, 32, died in the Gold Dust Peak crash after departing formation during a training flight from Davis-Monthan to the Goldwater range.
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Tucson
Ariz
Air Force
Craig D. Button
Arizona
Colorado
Virginia Pribula
Washington
Button
Gold Dust Peak
New York Mountain
Vail
Colo
Davis-Monthan Air Force Base
Citizen
Craig Peak
Andrew White
Davis-Monthan
Air Force Office of Special Investigations
White
Barry M. Goldwater
Gila Bend
Joan
Richard Button
Pinelawn
N.Y
Last of Flipper dolphin dies at Miami Seaquarium
Bebe the Atlantic bottlenose dolphin, the final living original Flipper star, died at age 40 at the Miami Seaquarium where she was born in 1956. She mothered eight calves, survived a recorded bout with a corona virus like illness, and spent her life at the Seaquarium. Echo, her eighth calf, remains with the Seaquarium.
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Miami
Bebe
Flipper
NBC
Brian Kelly
Tommy Norden
Luke Halpin
MGM
Miami Seaquarium
Virginia Key
Russ Rector
Dolphin Freedom Foundation
Echo
Top Deck
Séaquarium
Seaquarium
Guidelines urge fewer tests for post breast cancer care
New Orleans AP reports ASCO guidelines advise against annual chest X rays bone scans liver and blood chemistries for women treated for breast cancer. Emphasis on monthly self checks annual mammograms and regular exams to detect recurrence, with visits tapering after three years.
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New Orleans
Journal of Clinical Oncology
David Schapira
American Society of Clinical Oncology
ASCO
Schapiro
Barbara Rimer
National Cancer Advisory Board
Duke University Comprehensive Cancer Center
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Dave Bales
Hillcrest Shopping Center
Dave
Pilot
Knight-Ridder News Service
Doe
Kansas City
OAC
Styles
Stes
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