Harvard Professor Charged With Stealing Manure
Harvard University economist Martin Weitzman was charged with misdemeanor larceny trespassing and malicious destruction of property after a stable manager found him on a Rockport horse farm last Friday attempting to steal manure. The farm uses manure as fertilizer or sells it for 35 dollars per truckload. Police say tire marks from his truck were left at the scene.
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Rockport
Mass
Harvard University
Phillip Casey
Martin Weitzman
Michael Marino
Weitzman
Associated Press
Mom sentenced for negligent manslaughter in 2003 fire
In Yazoo City Mississippi Clara Bell 27 pleaded guilty to negligent manslaughter for leaving six children alone to go to a nightclub in October 2003. A child’s lighter sparked the blaze killing four of Clara Bell's five children and Eugenia Bell's infant son. Eugenia Bell faces trial later this year on one count of negligent manslaughter.
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Yazoo City
Miss
Clara Bell
Bell
Eugenia Bell
Outer Limits Club
Explosion at BP plant in Texas City kills 15 and injures 100
Investigators reported a geyser like release from a 100 foot vent moments before the blast at the BP refinery in Texas City. The explosion killed 15 and wounded more than 100. about 30 damaged vehicles were found nearby. Investigators cite pressure buildup in a chemical separation device as the likely cause. This was the plant’s third accident in a year with fatalities.
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Texas City
Texas
Chemical Safety Board
Bill Hoyle
New drug could protect babies from AIDS
A U.S. Institute of Medicine panel concluded that despite violations of federal patient protection rules in African research, the AIDS drug nevirapine appears safe for use to protect babies from HIV. The report supports its inclusion in scientific and policy deliberations and may influence decisions in Africa and the United States.
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Washington
U.S
Africa
Institute of Medicine
Associated Press
United States
Ms Wheelchair pageant crown sparks uproar in Wisconsin
Janeal Lee, crowned Ms Wheelchair Wisconsin at Lambeau Field, was dethroned after a photo showed her standing. The decision drew criticism from national disability advocates who call the policy illogical, labeling the move an embarrassment to the pageant.
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Wausau
Wis
Janeal Lee
Wheelchair
Wisconsin
Lambeau Field
Green Bay
Lee
Wheelchair Amer
Ica
Andy Imparato
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