Human chain rescues woman and kids from blaze
Dayton police formed a human chain to reach a burning Cornell Woods Apartments unit on Cornell Woods Drive. Anisa Chambers 26 baby-sat two children when smoke and flames trapped them on the third floor. She and the children were rescued. the babysitter uninjured and the children treated for smoke inhalation at the scene before hospital observation.
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Dayton
Kelly Hamilton
Anisa Chambers
Cornell Woods
Cornell Woods Drive
Children’s Medical Center
Chambers
Hamilton
New Miami auxiliary officer Ferguson resigns amid indictment
Ferguson, who earned police certification in May at Butler Tech, was hired June 13 as an auxiliary officer in New Miami. He worked one shift weekly and earned $1 yearly. He was placed on administrative leave after being named as the focus of a criminal investigation on November 11 and resigned December 18 citing other job options. He had no disciplinary record and was still in probation. He remains in Butler County per bond terms.
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Butler Tech
New Mager
Bergusen
Kergusen
New Miami
Gary Vaughn
Vaughn
Hamilton
Ferguson
New Miami Police
Butler County
Cox News Service
Ken- Yon Hardy
Neighbors react to a fatal shooting neighborlooms
Owner recalls events after a homicide involving Reno. Lopez reflects on staying in the house, noting she did not hear any disturbance Saturday or Sunday, contrasts with the night of that death, and expresses worry about not hearing a possible scream due to winter and distance. She loves her home and considers moving but would stay if possible.
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Lopez
Reno
Florida high court stays out of Schiavo right to die case
The US Supreme Court declined to intervene in the Terri Schiavo dispute as Florida courts weigh removal of her feeding tube. Key figures include Michael Schiavo, the Schindlers, and attorney Georges Feles. The case traces to 1993 with debates over guardianship, persistent vegetative state, and legislative attempts to override court rulings.
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Fla
Michael Schiavo
Terri
Florida Supreme Court
High Court
Schindler
George Feles
Clearwater
Florida
United States
Feles
Schindlers
Supreme Court
George Greer
Ready
Jay Sekulow
American Center For Law and Justice
Ken Connor
Bush
Terri Schiavo
Karen Ann Quinlan
Locals join D C march opposing NEA stance
Pro life supporters including Hoelle and Ann Wullweber joined a Washington march from the Washington Monument to the Supreme Court to oppose abortion rights. Participants from Canada Brazil and France attended despite cold weather. They pledged to work locally to overturn Roe v Wade era abortion rights laws.
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Hoelle
National Education Association
NEA
Washington
National Teachers Union
Wullweber
Prolife
Constitution Avenue
Washington Monument
Supreme Court
Canada
Brazil
France
U.S. Supreme Court
Tonight Show remembers Carson with tearful tribute
Burbank remembers Johnny Carson on The Tonight Show with affectionate clips and remarks from Jay Leno Bob Newhart Don Rickles Drew Carey k d lang and Ed McMahon. Carson died Sunday at 79 after 13 years retirement of emphysema from smoking.
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Burbank
Calif
Johnny Carson
Jay Leno
Johnny
Carson
NBC
Leno
Bob Newhart
Don Rickles
Drew Carey
K.d. Lang
Ed McMahon
McMahon
General Troops to Stay Through 2007 in Iraq Plan
The Army expects about 120000 soldiers to remain in Iraq through 2007, a planning figure by Lt Gen James J Lovelace. Actual levels depend on combat commanders and Defense Secretary approval, as Congress seeks a withdrawal plan and the administration seeks about 80 billion dollars for Iraq and Afghanistan.
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Iraq
Congress
Afghanistan
James J. Lovelace
Army Operations
Army
Defense
Donald H. Rumsfeld
Bush Administration
Pentagon
Marine Corps
Air Force
Navy
Lovelace
Al-Qaeda in Iraq suspect links to major bombings proven
A government statement says a top al Qaeda lieutenant in Iraq confessed to 32 car bombings including the UN headquar ters attack in Baghdad that killed Sergio Vieira de Mello and 21 others. The suspect helped make the Najaf shrine bombing that killed over 85, plus the May assassination car bomb against Izzadine Saleem. Two other militants were arrested as well. The claim follows a surge of bombings and violence ahead of elections, with about 70 car bombs since June 28 and 372 killed, 1,038 wounded.
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Al-Jaaf
U.N
Iraq
Sergio Vieira de Mello
al-Qaida
Abu Musab al-Zarqawi
Najaf
Ayatollah
Mohammed Baqir al-Hakim
Izzadine Saleem
Allawi
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Tonight Show
Tue
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David Letterman
Paul Shaffer
Jerry Seinfeld
Roseanne Barr
Soegal
Ohio
Blue Shield
Senior Citizens Hearing Aid Center
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Debiirecohio.com
Richard West
Quinlan
New Jersey
Nancy Cruzan
Missouri
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