School official pleads guilty to conspiracy in defrauding fed funds
Georgia former deputy schools superintendent Merle Temple Jr. 56 of Evans pleaded guilty to conspiracy theft and wire fraud for helping divert federal education money to finance Linda Schrenke’s failed governor bid. Prosecutors may seek a reduced sentence in exchange for Temple’s testimony.
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Georgia
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Evans
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Linda Schrenke
Schrenko
Attendance at churches steady through crisis
A Georgetown University study finds Mass attendance among U S Catholics remained steady during the clergy sex abuse crisis. Across 10 polls from September 2000 to September 2004 about one third attended weekly, with a spike to 39 percent in February 2002 and readings generally between 31 and 35 percent.
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Center For Applied Research
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Widow receives first compensation payment from federal program
Christine Case of Knoxville receives 125000 from the Labor Department as one of the first checks under a long delayed Cold War defense worker compensation plan. Her husband Wayne Wallace Jr. died in 1977 from kidney disease and ailments linked to mercury exposure at the Y 12 plant.
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Housekeeper wounds six in nursing home rampage
Mustafa Mohamed, 30, denied bail on malicious wounding charges after a Sunday attack at Goodwin House in Alexandria. A house keeper slashed four elderly residents and two others amid a supervisor dispute. Three women residents were hospitalized, including two aged 92 and 94, plus a 40-year-old female employee and a 62-year-old male visitor. An 88-year-old resident refused treatment.
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Mustafa Mohamed
Goodwin House
New Inauguration Tickets Debut With Enhanced Security
Congress begins distributing 250000 redesigned tickets for Bush's second inauguration. The multi colored passes embed security features borrowed from passports and new currency, include a back map, and shift colors when held to light. Ticket distribution favors lawmakers and selected officials with public requests via state lawmakers.
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Online negotiation helps trove teen from self harm in Fremont
Fremont California police used instant messaging to talk a distraught 16 year old boy into surrendering and seeking help. Sgt Tony Delgado initiated the real time chat from the girlfriend s home and the youth was taken for psychiatric evaluation. The case marks a evolving use of the Internet in policing and crisis intervention.
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Fremont
Calif
Tony Delgado
Craig Steckler
Fremont Police
Bill Veteran
Delgado
Man pleads guilty to starting truck fire
In Indianapolis a 27 year old man pleaded guilty to two counts of reckless homicide and one count of criminal recklessness for starting a fire in the back of a truck carrying a housepainting crew. The blaze killed Otis Turner 46 and John Webster III 30.
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Indianapolis
Tommy C. McElroy
McElroy
Daniel Maple
Maple
APT Painting Co
Otis Turner
John “Jay” Webster III
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