Reunions Delayed as Judge Adds Custody Signoff Rule
In San Angelo Texas more than 400 children taken from Yearning For Zion Ranch face delayed returns after Judge Barbara Walther requires that the 38 mothers sign an agreement with state CPS and their attorneys before regaining custody. Attorneys say the rule could stretch the process as families are spread across the state and debates over adult status for some young FLDS members continue.
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Settlement Approved in Pet Food Poisoning Lawsuit
A New Jersey federal judge approved a 24 million dollar settlement for thousands of pet owners whose animals were sickened by tainted pet food. The agreement resolves over 100 lawsuits across the United States and Canada filed since last year’s pet illness outbreak linked to Menu Foods Inc. Canadians and others will be reimbursed for documented medical costs and up to 900 dollars for certain undocumented costs. The case centers on Menu Foods Inc., facing prior 8 million dollar settlements for earlier claims.
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Jet crashes in Honduras after landing overruns runway
A passenger Airbus A320 overshot a runway in Tegucigalpa and smashed into a roadside embankment. The pilot and a passenger were killed, a taxi driver presumed dead, and at least 65 others injured as rescuers freed survivors amid fuel spills and wreckage. The flight linked Los Angeles to San Salvador and Tegucigalpa with a plan to continue to Miami.
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Meami officers charged in FBI corruption sting
Two Miami Police Department veterans Geovani Nunez and Jorge Hernandez faced charges for allegedly protecting shipments they believed were stolen televisions and computers and cocaine. Prosecors say they accepted 39500 from an FBI informant in an undercover operation. Both were released on bail. defense says the sting was staged and the officers will fight the charges.
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Brazil shows uncontacted tribe to warn of threats
Brazil released photos of about a dozen uncontacted Amazon Indians firing arrows at a plane to highlight encroaching development near their jungle home near Peru. Officials say 68 such groups may exist, with 24 confirmed, as loggers and rubber tappers push closer and sawmills are shuttered in Acre state.
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NYC crane collapse kills two on Upper East Side
New York City mourns as a 200 foot Kodiak crane snaps and smashes into an Upper East Side apartment building killing two construction workers. Foreman and crew of 40 conduct roll call. one worker missing with serious injuries. Mayor Bloomberg vows inquiry amid a city boom and prior fatal collapse two months earlier.
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