Teen in Canton fights father estate dispute after mother’s murder
Patrick Holland, 14, seeks to end his father Daniel Hollands parental rights as part of a probate case in Norfolk County. His grandfather Robert McCracklin pursues a wrongful death suit for over 100000. The case centers on inventory of Liz Hollands belongings, ashes, and how the estate should be handled while the boy is under guardianship.
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Canton
Mass
Patrick Holland
Liz Holland
Patrick
Daniel Holland
Norfolk County
Holland
Robert McCrocklin
McCrocklin
McCracklin
Dan
Mark Gillis
Ted Williams
Gillis
Ron
Rita Lazisky
Sandown
N.H
Steven Wollman
Wollman
Tate
Quincy
Bell Atlantic
Verizon
Fairfax
William Sullivan
Liz
Richmond
Sullivan
Laziskys
Pentagon faces 12.3B shortfall for wars and terrorism
The GAO estimates the Pentagon needs 12.3 billion more through September to fund Iraq and Afghanistan battles and global counterterrorism efforts, tripling General Myers's earlier projection. Congress edges toward approving a 417.5 billion defense bill with 25 billion for operations, while lawmakers fear shifting funds will inflate the year’s deficit.
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Washington
Pentagon
Iraq
Afghanistan
Congressional
Richard Myers
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Bush
Mark Kitchens
Sen
John Kerry
D-Mass
Kitchens
George W. Bush
John Spratt
D-S.c
White House
Budget Office
Chad Kolton
Kolton
California wildfire slowed by winds near Acton
Canyon winds aided firefighters by pushing an 8,900 acre blaze back on itself and easing threat to hundreds of homes in northern Los Angeles County. The fire, which burned two homes and a bridge, was 30 percent contained as of Wednesday with 2,400 firefighters on scene. Investigators deem the blaze human caused and FEMA approved federal funds to help cover firefighting costs amid multiple large fires in the area.
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Acton
Calif
Canyon
Los Angeles County
Mojave Desert
Highway 14
Dennis Cross
Los Angeles
Cross
Angeles National Forest
Stanton Floren
California
Federal Emergency Management Agency
FEMA
Nightclub owners sued in Rhode Island fire case
More than 200 plaintiffs sue state officials and The Station owners over the 2003 West Warwick blaze that killed 100 and injured dozens. The Rhode Island suit names 46 defendants, cites alleged safety lapses, wrongful death, and product liability, and seeks unspecified damages.
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Providence
R.L
Station
West Warwick
Rhode Island
State Fire Mar
Shal Irving Owens
Great White
Mark Mandell
Denis Larocque
Jeffrey
Michael Derderian
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