Arizona TV station fires porn broadcast suspect
A Phoenix television worker for ION Media Networks at KPPX was fired after an investigation found he added about 30 seconds of explicit material into a news broadcast on March 12. The company called it an intolerable act of human sabotage and apologized to viewers.
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Communist Party Donates Photo and Document Collection
The Communist Party USA donated a vast set of photographs and documents to New York University. The trove includes smuggled Moscow directives, founding papers, personal letters, and secret code words. NYU will catalog the archive at Tamiment Library, which notes the materials have not been public before.
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Former presidents to receive awards at global labor history center
The National Underground Railroad and Freedom Center will honor former presidents Bush and Clinton with International Freedom Conductor awards for disaster relief work following Southeast Asian tsunami aid and U.S. hurricane relief efforts. Rosa Parks and Desmond Tutu are previous winners, with June ceremonies planned.
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Virginia group calls for museum to return donation
In Fredericksburg an anti smoking group urged the National Slavery Museum to return a Philip Morris USA donation. Campaign for Tobacco Free Kids president Matthew L Myers wrote to museum executive director Vanita Foster, saying the tie with the cigarette maker undermines the museum's child education mission.
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Mentally ill father’s notes tied to university killings
A note found in a car and a home notebook recount the mental state of Douglas Pennington who fatally shot his two sons Logan and Benjamin Pennington outside Shepherd University dorms on September 2 before killing himself. The notes say he believed someone planned to kidnap torture and kill his youngest son amid his internal battles and guilt.
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