Woman shows in D C vandalism case to halfway house
A 58 year old woman charged with defacing the Washington National Cathedral and suspected in related vandalism at the Lincoln Memorial was ordered released to a halfway house. Judge also required ankle monitoring and prohibited leaving or receiving visitors. Police link the suspect to additional paint damage at a church and statues.
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Stains Linger At Lincoln Memorial After Vandalism
National Park Service says three areas of the Lincoln statue show faint green and white paint marks after a July 26 vandalism. Conservators plan a fourth cleaning, possibly requiring repeats, to prevent marble deterioration as stubborn spots remain near the statue’s base and chair arm.
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Carol Johnson
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Egypt plans cordon as sit-ins face police action
Egyptian authorities announced a plan to cordon off two major sit-ins of Morsi supporters as riot police used tear gas to disperse protesters near a TV complex. Amnesty International cited killings and torture by protesters, while Deputy Secretary Burns urged a peaceful political exit.
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FDA ties salad mix to stomach illness outbreak at Olive Garden and Red Lobster
The FDA links cyclospora infections in Iowa and Nebraska to a Mexican farm supplied salad mix used by Olive Garden and Red Lobster. Over 400 people in 16 states affected. investigation continues to determine connections to other states. Food service operator Taylor Farms de Mexico says facility is state of the art and cooperating with investigators.
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Federal judge blocks part of Wisconsin abortion law
U S District Judge William Conley halted a provision requiring admitting privileges for abortion providers, affecting Planned Parenthood in Appleton and AMS in Milwaukee and prompting potential clinic closures according to lawsuits filed in July.
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Former IT director sues over firing from State Attorney’s office
Ben Kruidbos filed a lawsuit Thursday against State Attorney Angela Corey’s office seeking more than $5 million in damages. He was fired last month after testifying in June about retrieving evidence from Trayvon Martin’s cellphone, which the defense says wasn’t disclosed.
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