Thousand Oaks Brush Fire Threatens 30 Acres
A brush fire in Thousand Oaks driven by Santa Ana winds spread over 30 acres of difficult terrain and endangered about 20 homes. The blaze was 15 percent contained late Monday with 200 firefighters on scene and two helicopters aiding water drops. The cause was under investigation. The city lies about 40 miles west of downtown Los Angeles.
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Judge orders assets of a lawyer held
BRIDGEPORT Assets of a lawyer accused of killing a neighbor he believed molested his daughter were ordered held at the victim’s family request. The court allowed up to 5 million in Jonathon Edington’s assets to be held as shading pending litigation. Edington, 29, from Fairfield, has pleaded not guilty to murder and burglary after the Aug. 28 stabbing of Barry James, 58. Police said he entered through a bedroom window and stabbed James after his wife said their daughter indicated improper touching. The girl was not molested, authorities concluded. Edington is free on a 1 million bond. A call to his attorney was not returned.
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AirTran flight dispute over seating leaves family shaken
Passengers recount an AirTran incident on a flight to Boston on January 14 from Fort Myers where a request for an extra seat for a child was denied. The family says they needed a few minutes to calm their daughter Elly and the father says they will not fly AirTran again. A spokeswoman provided the airline's account of removing the family from the plane as an operational decision.
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Illinois Teens Charged in Slaying of Iraq Veteran
Three Illinois teenagers relatives of Steven Johnson are charged in the killing and robbery of Iraq War veteran Terron Bush after he cashed a tax refund for over 5,000 dollars. Johnson 15 faces first degree murder as an adult while brothers William 17 and Duane 17 are charged with conspiring to rob and kill. Bush, 24, was shot while handing over money. another cousin Gerald Bush was wounded while fleeing. Terron Bush served on a Navy carrier in Iraq and leaves behind a fiancee and a 4 month old daughter.
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Henry enters Democratic bid for Kentucky governor
Former Lt. Gov. Steve Henry, a Louisville orthopedic surgeon, announced a Democratic run for Kentucky governor stressing health care education jobs and veterans issues. He served as second in command 1995 to 2003 and pledges higher teacher pay expanded science curricula and veterans care. He faced a past settlement of 162000 with federal authorities over surgeries not attended while maintaining innocence.
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Missouri family to get donated home in Shawn Hornbeck case
Chesterfield construction firm will donate a new house for Shawn Hornbeck and fund space for the Shawn Hornbeck Foundation. Shawn, 15, and Ben Ownby, 13, were kidnapped in 2002 and found Jan 12 after four years with Michael Devlin, 41, accused of the abductions.
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Principal charged with hindering police in South Carolina
A Ware Shoals High School principal, Jane Blackwell, was charged Monday with hindering the police investigation into cheer coach Jill Moore who was accused of providing students with beer. Investigators say Blackwell called a squad meeting and told cheerleaders not to discuss the case, complicating the inquiry.
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Boston Globe to close foreign bureaus abroad
The Boston Globe announced it will shut its three remaining international bureaus in Jerusalem Berlin and Bogota Colombia in a staff memo from editor Martin Baron detailing the move and its implications for coverage.
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