West Bank bombing fuels debate over militants at Kalandia
A bomb near the Kalandia checkpoint killed two Palestinians and wounded 16, including six Israeli border policemen. The Al Aqsa Martyrs' Brigades claimed responsibility and apologized for Palestinian casualties, while witnessing civilians called for restraint as anger and sorrow filled Ramallah and a crowded emergency room.
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West Bank
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al Aqsa
Jerusalem
Zakiyah Abu Sneineh
Delay requested in Bryant case
Prosecutors asked a Denver judge to delay Kobe Bryant’s trial indefinitely claiming the accuser’s case has been tainted by new developments and the release of closed door testimony. The motion, submitted Tuesday and made public Wednesday, coincides with a civil suit filed by the 20-year-old woman accusing Bryant of sexual assault seeking damages.
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Denver
Kobe Bryant
NBA
Dana Easter
Virginia execution upheld by Supreme Court in Reid case
The Supreme Court, in a 5 to 4 decision, allowed Virginia to proceed with James Edward Reid’s execution for the 1996 beating stabbing and strangling of 80 year old Annie Mae Lester in Christiansburg. The stay from the Fourth Circuit was lifted pending the Alabama inmate drug issue.
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U.S. Supreme Court
Virginia
James Edward Reid
U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
Reid
Annie Mae Lester
Christiansburg
Supreme Court
Alabama
Police review hacking footage in Salt Lake City case
Police examine security-camera images from a hospital where investigators believe Mark Hacking dumped his wife's body in a trash container. The technology executive said investigators are reviewing footage from 16 motion triggered cameras at the University of Utah Neuropsychiatric Institute, where Hacking worked.
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Salt Lake City
Mark Hacking
Hacking
FutureTech
University of Utah Neuropsychiatric Institute
Trucker guilty in Amtrak crash
In Kankakee Illinois John R Stokes was convicted of felony counts for deliberately exceeding hours on duty and falsifying logbooks after the 1999 Amtrak derailment that killed 11 and injured 122 aboard the City of New Orleans, prompting a major overhaul of hours of service rules.
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Amtrak
City of
New Orleans
John R. Stokes
Clark Erickson
Bill Elward
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