Ohio deputies find 11 children in wall cages at home
In Huron County Ohio sheriff deputies found 11 children ages 1 to 14 confined in nine wall cages less than 3 1/2 feet high. The cages lacked blankets and pillows and included alarms. The Gravelle couple denied abuse as a judge placed the children in foster care while prosecutors review charges.
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Colorado City considers looser marijuana penalties
Telluride residents will vote this fall on making enforcing laws against adults possessing small amounts of marijuana the lowest priority for the town marshal. A petition drive placed the referendum on the ballot and Council member Stu Fraser questioned its passage, predicting a court challenge arguing that town government functions cannot be decided by a vote.
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Stu Fraser
Two men guilty in transgender murder case in California
Michael Magidson and Jose Merel, both 25, were convicted of second degree murder in the beating and strangling of Gwen Araujo, a transgender teen formerly Edward. A co defendant, Jason Cazares, awaits trial after a mistrial. An autopsy cites asphyxia and head injuries as the cause.
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Jose Merel
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Ophelia stalls off Carolina coast as residents brace
Ophelia drifts toward land staying offshore over 200 miles, downgraded to tropical storm yet expected to regain hurricane strength. North Carolina orders Outer Banks evacuations for some areas and troops move to muster points while schools in five counties close and residents weigh reunion plans against the coastwise threat. Gov. Easley warns the slow crawl risks floods and long outages, with hurricane warnings from Cape Lookout to Edisto Beach.
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Baby born to brain-dead mother dies in Washington
A five week old infant, born premature after her brain-dead mother was kept on life support for three months, died after emergency surgery at Children’s National Medical Center in Washington. Susan Anne Catherine Torres Rollin Torres, 26, a NIH researcher, suffered a May stroke from melanoma. The family said the baby’s rapid deterioration followed an intestinal infection tied to extreme prematurity. The pregnancy was a race between fetal growth and maternal cancer. Funds raised exceeded $600,000 for medical bills, with any excess to cancer research and a college fund for the baby’s brother.
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Arlington
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Power outage cripples Los Angeles for hours
Los Angeles faced a mass outage when utility workers cut multiple cables during a 12 30 p m incident. About 2 million people were affected until all power was restored by 3 p m. Two men were hospitalized for fumes at an oil refinery. Police discounted terrorism as cause.
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