Man kills family over inheritance in Missouri
A man shot and killed his sister and brother-in-law over an inheritance dispute then killed himself. Dallas County authorities said Carolyn Martin reported her brother Bobby Malone forcing entry into the couple’s Buffalo Missouri home and fatally shooting Ronnie Martin before taking his own life.
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Buffalo
Dallas County
Bret Viets
Carolyn Martin
Bobby Malone
Missouri
Malone
Ronnie Martin
Viets
Richmond
Texas
Richmond State School
Craig Brady
Fort Bend County
FBI agent's daughter found dead in Philadelphia drum
Police identified Deanna Wright Mc Intosh, 15, as the victim. Her charred remains were found Thursday in a rusted steel drum in West Philadelphia after she disappeared December 3 from Yeadon. Death ruled homicide. investigators questioned a tipster, status of suspect not disclosed.
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Philadelphia
FBI
Deanna Wright McIntosh
Yeadon
Protests Rally Over Police Deaths In Jacksonville
About 200 people marched through Jacksonville to protest two black men killed in police custody. At the sheriff’s office steps, Rep Corrine Brown and NAACP leaders urged a citizens review board to probe police brutality.
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Jacksonville
Fla
Atlanta Club Sues City Over Gay Partner Benefits
Hills Golf Club sues Atlanta after a fine for not extending spousal benefits to the partners of two gay members. The club asks a judge to strike down the city human rights ordinance requiring domestic partners to be treated as married couples. The case centers on golf privileges and city rules in Atlanta.
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Atlanta
Ee Hills Golf Club
Mar Shirley Franklin
St Eved
Franklin
Al-Qaida video shows five Iraqi police officers executed
A video released by Al-Qaida in Iraq shows militants lining up five Iraqi security officers and executing them in public. The footage appears as U S officials report a roadside accident injuring two soldiers north of Baghdad. Separate reports note Kurdish leaders meeting in northern Iraq ahead of January elections as insurgents target Iraqi security forces and undermine security for the vote.
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Al-Qaida
Baghdad
Iraq
U.S
Richard Armitage
Massoud Barzani
United States
Turkey
Ayad Allawi
Con
Ramadi
Rose Parade honors families with grand floats in Pasadena
Tens of thousands lined the Pasadena streets for the 116th Rose Parade featuring a 45 foot Disneyland Sleeping Beauty Castle replica and a 207 foot firework spouting train float. Fifty flower covered floats carried the Celebrate Family theme while Mickey Mouse served as grand marshal. A 63 degree day in Philadelphia saw the Mummers Parade. Overnight lows dipped to the 40s with 34 arrests for public drunkenness and related charges.
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Pasadena
Calif
Philadelphia
Mickey Mouse
America
Jean Dormann
Walnut Creek, Calif
Nightclub Fire in Buenos Aires Kills at Least 175
Families struggle to identify relatives after a blaze at Cromagnon Republic club, blamed on a flare that set foam ceilings alight. The 1,500 capacity venue hosted about 4,000 fans when locked exits trapped revelers, causing 714 injuries and a global search for three partners of owner Omar Chaban who remain missing.
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Buenos Aires
Argentina
Omar Chaban
Chaban’s
Cromagnon Republic
Los Callejeros
Tims
Paula Espindolam
Jackeline Santillan
Afghan forces arrest Tajik suspect in Kabul car bombing
Afghan security forces say Tajik detainee Mohammed Haidar organized the August 29 Kabul car bombing that killed about 10 people including three Americans, with al Qaida links. He reportedly confessed to leading the attack and to a later October 23 assault in Kabul.
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Kabul
Afghanistan
U.S
al-Qaida
Mohammed Haidar
Mohammed Nader
Haidar
Osama bin Laden
New Year Celebrations Ring In 2005 Across America
Revelers from Times Square to Los Angeles welcomed 2005 with fireworks, laser lights, and music. Crowds in Las Vegas celebrated outside the Strip as downtown Los Angeles hosted DJs and carnival rides, while New York and other cities joined in hopes for world peace and tsunami relief.
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New York
Times Square
Los Angeles
Iraq
South Asia
Chris Lawrence
Newburgh
Las Vegas’ Strip
Annabelle Abayon
Sledding accident injures 36 youths in Minot New Year event
In Minot North Dakota police say 36 children aged 12 to 19 were injured at a Youth for Christ all night New Year’s Eve party. Three hospitalized. others treated and released. Sleds made of cardboard boxes struck rocks a light pole and each other. Police investigate permission to use the hill.
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Minot
N.D
Winston Black
Youth For Christ
Children and Youth For Christ
Black
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Florida
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Trenton
N.J
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Man
Associated Press
Tyler Bratton
Alhambra
Stefano Paltera
Colorado Blvd
Costa Rica
THE
Vic
Carlos Greco
Radical Islamic
Peshawar
Attaullah
Desmonp. Butler
James Estrin
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