Navy trainers in Illinois accused of misconduct
Five instructors at the Navy boot camp in North Chicago face accusations of sexual misconduct and improper relationships with women recruits in the last three months. One petty officer, 30, was arrested April 30 for an improper relationship with an 18 year old recruit. Three cases referred to courts martial. The Service Schools Command at Great Lakes Naval Training Center is involved. The Navy calls the arrest an isolated incident.
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Florida extremists plotted diversions for bank robberies in Orlando
Federal agents say a racist extremist and three others planned to plant fourteen hazardous devices along two major Orlando routes including Walt Disney World access to divert attention for two bank robberies. A device exploded injuring Todd Vanbiber revealing the operation and leading to a storage facility full of evidence.
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Todd Vanbiber
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Walt Disney World
Hope Amid Destruction After South Storms Claim Life
Amy Ryles recovered a glimmer of hope amid rubble in rural South Carolina as she found her wedding rings. Neighbor Pat Hart was crushed to death when her double wide mobile home was blown across a road. Hart’s husband and daughter were among more than 10 injured in the region. A Georgia man died after a tornado forced shelter under an overpass. six people were hurt when a separate tornado damaged homes near Lincolnton. The storms, part of a three month Southwide tornado outbreak, have killed over 100 this year. Gov Beasley toured Edgefield, calling the scene a miracle that more were not hurt and urging gratitude.
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Banker privacy warned as megamergers loom
A widow received a life insurance check and faced calls from a broker selling stocks after an affiliated firm was alerted by the insurer. Regulators warn banks must protect consumer data or risk new rules as mergers blur lines between banks, brokers, and insurers. Rep Markey backs privacy bills ahead of a House vote to lift barriers between financial sectors.
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Promising smart bomb targets resistant breast cancer cells
Researchers in St Paul Minnesota report a new drug EGF Genistein acting as a smart bomb against human breast cancer cells including those resistant to chemotherapy. Led by Dr Faith Uckun at the Hughes Institute in Roseville the study in Clinical Cancer Research notes cautious optimism and plans for human trials later this year. The approach aims to attack cancer cells at all activity stages by targeting cytoplasm rather than DNA, a shift from traditional chemotherapy.
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Hughes Institute
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New Jersey
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University of Minnesota
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