Stay of execution lifted in Conn court split
The Connecticut Supreme Court lifted a stay of execution for serial killer Michael Ross in a 5-4 ruling, but a federal restraining order blocks his execution. The state plans to appeal to a federal appeals court at a Friday hearing to overturn the order, aiming to proceed with the first New England execution in 45 years.
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Two Bodies Found in Crane Collapse at Fore River Shipyard
In Braintree Massachusetts searchers recovered the bodies of two workers killed when steel beams collapsed onto a building at the Fore River Shipyard while they were removing asbestos. Identified victims are Elvis Munoz 44 and David P May 36 per the Norfolk District Attorney's office.
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Boston
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Sick teen who fulfilled wish dies
BELL Fla A 17 year old girl with brain cancer who fulfilled her dream of graduating from high school has died. Gov Jeb Bush praised her courage. Caitlin Huggins died late Wednesday at home surrounded by family. Her mother Suzanne Crace spoke of her loving heart and kindness. Diagnosed in 2001 before her freshman year she faced remissions and new tumors the day before this school year. Doctors had given her a month to live in September.
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Grenades Found in Soldier's Bag at Atlanta Airport
Two live hand grenades were found in the lug gage of a soldier returning from Iraq at Atlanta's international terminal. Operations halted for about half an hour. The soldier knew of the grenades and tried to warn TSA, but screening had started. No evacuation. passengers kept back until bomb unit removed the grenades.
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Four Sigma Chi members return stolen Arkansas State papers
Four members of Sigma Chi at Arkansas State University confessed to stealing about 3000 copies of The Herald, the Jonesboro campus newspaper, and apologized as they admitted the act aimed at quashing publicity for a fraternity party where a 17 year old girl may have suffered alcohol poisoning.
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Bryant accuser settles with tabloids in civil suit
The woman who accused Kobe Bryant of rape reached a money settlement with American Media Inc and other tabloids that published her image and hotel encounter story. The publisher agreed to pay an undisclosed sum, per court documents filed in the civil case.
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New Englanders endure record snowfall across Boston and region
A blizzard dumped over 3 feet in parts of New England with January totals reaching 43.1 inches in Boston and 36.7 inches in Providence, breaking records since 1892. Commuters faced long delays, schools halted classes, and services strained as crews cleared snow. Local business deliveries rose while residents described exhausting travel and frigid conditions.
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Girl stabbed to death at Highland Falls parochial school
A 7 year old girl was found stabbed to death at Sacred Heart of Jesus School in Highland Falls. Police questioned several people including Chris Rhodes son of former village police chief Linwood Rhodes Jr. The school will stay closed Friday with counselors available. Highland Falls lies near West Point about 50 miles north of New York City.
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Planned Parenthood chief Gloria Feldt resigns after eight years
Gloria Feldt steps down as president of the Planned Parenthood Federation of America after a 30 year career. A national search for a successor begins as Karen Pearl serves as interim president. The nonprofit remains the nation’s largest abortion provider with over 200000 procedures yearly.
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P&G moves to buy Gillette for 55 billion in stock
Procter & Gamble plans a 55 billion stock deal to acquire Gillette Co. adding Duracell rights Guard deodorant and razor brands to P G lines like Tide Clairol Pantene and Folgers. The Times and WSJ cited executives close to the deal with Boston based Gillette and P G saying the offer values Gillette at about 54 per share, an 18 percent premium.
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Couple seeks end to California and federal same sex marriage bans
In Santa Ana California Richard Gilbert argued before U S District Judge Gary Taylor that gay couples face oppression as severe as historic slavery urging the court to overturn bans on same sex marriage. Christopher Hammer and Arthur Smelt 45 sought a marriage license after a 1997 private ceremony.
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U.S
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