Runaway bride seeks treatment at health facility
Atlanta reports Jennifer Wilbanks, the runaway bride, has checked into an inpatient treatment program for physical and mental issues cited as the motive for fleeing before her wedding. Court records reveal prior shoplifting charges in the 1990s, including a $1,740 mall theft. Lakewood Baptist Church spokesman Sammy Smith said she entered treatment Monday and declined to disclose the center’s location, treatment type, or duration.
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Baltimore-Washington Intl Thurgood Marshall Airport Named
Maryland Governor Ehrlich signed a law to rename Baltimore-Washington International Airport as Baltimore-Washington International Thurgood Marshall Airport. The change takes effect October 1. Marshall, a Baltimore native, argued Brown v. Board of Education, served as a federal judge and solicitor general, and died in 1993.
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Maryland to try serial snipers after Virginia verdicts
Maryland will prosecute sniper suspects John Allen Muhammad and Lee Boyd Malvo for six murders tied to the 2002 Washington area shootings. Governor Warner ordered the transfer to Maryland, where Montgomery County State's Attorney Douglas Gansler plans separate murder trials. Muhammad faces death in Virginia. Malvo has life without parole.
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Six dead at California ranch in Garner Valley
Authorities report a district attorney investigator David McGowan, 44, and five others including a 14 year old boy and three girls were found shot to death in their beds at the McGowan family ranch in Garner Valley California. No break in or struggle observed and 911 calls indicated a gunshot occurred. The case remains unsolved with no suspect identified.
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Biotech firm tests vaccine for West Nile virus
In early tests, Acambis scientist Dr. Thomas Monath reported the West Nile vaccine produced antibodies in all but one of 60 participants. West Nile has infected over 16,000 and killed 684 since its 1999 U.S. emergence, with mild cases common though severe instances can cause brain swelling or paralysis.
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