Student dies after struggle at Maryland special ed school
A 17 year old student at Raymond A. Rogers Jr. School in Croom Maryland died Monday after a confrontation with a staff member. Police say the pupil had a cardiac arrest following a scuffle with other students and staff attempted to separate them. His mother says bruises on his face indicate possible beating.
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Massive fire roars through Ansonia latex foam plant
A wind driven blaze destroyed the Latex Foam Products Inc facility in downtown Ansonia, prompting evacuations of nearby buildings. The 10 acre, 284000 square foot plant employs about 240 people and makes foam mattresses and pillows. Several firefighters and workers were hospitalised with smoke inhalation and minor injuries, with no serious casualties reported.
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Donors Fund School Trip to See the Dalai Lama
A Vancouver high school trip to Portland to hear the Dalai Lama at a youth summit is funded by private donors after seven state lawmakers argued public funds violate church state separation. The $940 cost is covered by at least eight donors, including Transportation Commissioner Ed Barnes with a $500 contribution.
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Kentucky Railroad Workers Exposed to Toxins
Louisville Courier-Journal reports hundreds of railroad workers nationwide suffered brain damage from long term exposure to locomotive cleaning solvents. Doctors cite 600 plus railroaders with mild to severe brain damage over 15 years. Railroads deny liability but have paid tens of millions to settle solvent lawsuits.
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Campus parties riot and arson shock Northern Colorado students
In Greeley on April 28 crowds estimated up to 1000 gathered near Northern Colorado. Police used tear gas and rubber bullets after rocks and bottles were thrown. One student, Kurt Pydyszewski, later died by suicide after facing arson and rioting charges. Administrators remain baffled as nationwide college towns report similar expressive riots driven by end of term excitement and social tension.
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Bush denies affair rumors in Florida leadership turmoil
Gov. Jeb Bush, amid re election speculation, calls rumor of an extramarital relationship with Cynthia Henderson an outright lie. He vows to discuss 2002 plans with family as Henderson defends herself and Democrats react with cautious stance.
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U S to build missile shield despite global reservations
The Bush administration affirmed it will pursue a national missile defense if needed, despite Russian opposition and a 1972 ABM treaty. Bush and Powell planned talks with Igor Ivanov to urge reductions in offensive arsenals while stressing defense as part of the strategic framework.
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Strategy In Asia Outdated, Study Finds Narrow Gains
A new analysis questions recent Asia strategy focusing on Japan and South Korea. Researchers warn limited diplomatic outcomes and urge broader regional engagement to counter wider security and economic shifts. The report highlights gaps in alliance credibility and long term sustainability.
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