Four arrested in Florida slayings
Ex convict Victorino led a trip of teens in a brutal home attack that killed six people in Daytona Beach area. Victims were stabbed and beaten with aluminum bats during a crowded launch at a vacant house tied to a grandparents property. Suspects face first degree murder and armed burglary charges. prosecutors may seek the death penalty.
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Daytona Beach
Fla
Volusia County
Victorino
Johnson
Remains of Marine killed in Vietnam coming home to Texas
The remains of Marine 2nd Lt. Donald John Matocha of Smithville, missing since an April 1968 firefight on Dong Ma mountain, are headed to Texas. After the Defense Department had largely given up by 1993, a Vietnamese farmer who led the 320th Division's squad in Hanoi in 1996 revealed he found an American dead on Dong Ma mountain in spring 1968.
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Vietnam
Texas
Smithville
Donald John Matocha
Dong Ma Mountain
Republic of
South Vietnam
Defense Department
Cate
Hattie Johnson
Marine Corps
Washington
Johnson
Austin American-Statesman
Nguyen van Loc
320Th Division
People’s Army of Vietnam
Army
Hanoi
Three killed as church bus plunges into canal
A church bus from First Baptist Church in Hillsboro Coconut Creek carrying about 25 teens collided with an SUV on a Turnpike section with no guardrails, then drove into a canal. Three deceased, a fourth initially missing but later not found. passengers roster being prepared. Local witnesses and responders pulled others from water. authorities name Rev Jerry Williamson as church pastor.
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Boca Raton
Fla
First Baptist Church
Hillsboro
Coconut Creek
Florida Highway Patrol
Roger Reyes
Florida
Reyes
Christopher Thomas
Palm Beach Post
Broward County
Sayin
Laura Doa
Davie
South Florida Sun-Sentinel
Sylvia Williamson
Jerry Williamson
Sun-Sentinel Mos
Brothers apart for first time in 2 years after separation
In New York two twins born joined at the head in 2002 faced a routine CAT scan separation for the first time since their 17 hour operation at Montefiore Medical Center. Their mother Arlene Aguirre faced the tough choice of whom to stay with as Carl left the room, while Clarence remained. Doctors said both boys are recovering well and may have the restraints lightened soon.
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New York
Carl Aguirre
Clarence
Montefiore Medical Center
Bronx
Arlene Aguirre
Steve
Osborne
Aguirré
Carl
David Staffenberg
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Weddletown Journal
Seeree
Middletownjournal
Readervalues
National Distribution Center
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