Tots drown in sewage pond in Warrenton autopsies say
Autopsies confirm two toddlers Jonah Payne age 3 and Nicole 2 died by drowning in a sewage pond after disappearing from their home. Authorities found no signs of foul play and noted no significant injuries. The children were reported missing Saturday by their mother after she found the front door open. Their bodies were recovered Monday in an algae-covered pond nearby.
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Hate crime arrest at Trinity International University
Alicia Hardin, 19, Chicago, faces hate crime and disorderly conduct charges after allegedly mailing racist threats to minorities at Trinity International University in Bannockburn Illinois. Authorities moved over 40 minority students from dorms to a hotel after the incidents. Hardin reportedly confessed stating her unhappiness at the Christian college and desire to leave.
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Surrogate mom delivers quints in Phoenix
Teresa Anderson, 25, hosted as surrogate for a childless couple and delivered five boys by Caesarean section at Banner Good Samaritan Medical Center. One infant has a defective heart, the others are said to be fine. Anderson is reported as doing well and emotional. Babies are Enrike, Jorge, Gabriel, Victor and Javier, named by genetic parents Luisa Gonzalez and Enrique Moreno.
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Craig Fischer
Banner Good Samaritan Medical Center
Renovations and Zoo Deaths at Columbus Zoo
Columbus Zoo officials investigate if renovations in the African Savanna area contributed to the death of a 14 year old giraffe euthanized after eight hours of attempts to stand. Assistant director Don Winstel noted a definite cause may not be found. A day earlier two zebras died after moving to a temporary enclosure when they were spooked and hit fence posts.
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Columbus Zoo
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Les Schobert
Tenn dorm fire kills student at Southern Adventist University
A pre-dawn dormitory fire at Southern Adventist University in Collegedale Tenn killed one student and injured two others who were rescued from a third story window and taken to a hospital. Firefighters arriving around 4 a.m. saw flames issuing from the roof of the three story women's dorm and officials noted the cause was not yet known.
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Southern Adventist University
Jerry McDonald
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Buffalo herd corralled after roaming Baltimore suburb
A loose herd of about ten buffalo from a Stevenson farm wandered streets in Pikesville Maryland disrupting traffic. Police used more than a dozen cars and a helicopter and formed a human chain with lounge chairs to guide them to a tennis court where the animals were contained and returned to the farm.
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