Lewd cheerleading debate prompts school policy vote
In Savannah Georgia the Chatham County school board weighs a policy to ban lewd gestures and suggestive movements by student groups including cheerleaders amid criticism from parents. Board president Diane Cantor says guidelines aim to help principals judge appropriateness as Beach High School cheerleaders face scrutiny over hip movements and shorter outfits.
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Officer acquitted in death of man after struggle
A white police officer, Patrick Caton, was acquitted of misdemeanor assault in the death of Roger Owensby Jr after a November arrest. Owensby died of asphyxiation in custody following a struggle in a parking lot where he fled and was wrestled to the ground and handcuffed by officers.
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Mississipp i three deaths a mystery
A woman and her two daughters were found dead in their Ocean Springs home on Friday. Authorities said the deaths are being investigated as homicides with no suspects or motive. Lt. James Sears noted there were no outward signs of how they died. Victims Minh Hieu Thi Huynh 45 Thuy Hang Huynh Nguyen 15 and Thanh Truc Huynh Nguyen 11 were found at 1 40 am in the Gulf Coast residence.
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Surgeon General David Satcher to leave office in February
Surgeon General David Satcher, a Clinton appointee, said he will step down at the end of his four year term on February 13. He indicated no desire to extend service. Health secretary Tommy Thompson praised him, while noting the decision is up to Satcher and the president.
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Bloomberg comeback in NYC mayoral race
With the mayoral election near, Republican Michael Bloomberg narrows the gap against Democrat Mark Green after a wide air campaign featuring Giuliani’s endorsement. A Marist poll shows Green at 46 percent and Bloomberg at 42 percent, reflecting Bloomberg’s shift from long shot to viable contender.
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