Suspect in hunter deaths says he was fired at first
Chai Vang, 36, of St Paul, accused of killing six hunters in Wisconsin, claims he fired after being shot at and slurred at by the party. Bail set at 2.5 million. Vang says he was lost, on private property, and that landowner Terry Willers fired first. Five died at scene, one died later. two wounded. Authorities cite court papers outlining his version.
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Hayward
Wis
Wisconsin Woods
Chai Vang
St. Paul, Minn
Vang
Peg Lautenschlager
Laos
Terry Willers
Willers
Texas mothers who killed children draw grim pattern
A Dallas area mother who admitted severing her infant daughter’s arms joins a string of Texas cases in which women with mental illness murdered their children. The report notes Yates, Laney, Schlosser, and others, discussing mental illness, legal outcomes, and media impact on perceptions of Texas.
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Texas
Dallas
Andrea Yates
Houston
Deanna Laney
Brownsville
Yates
George Parnham
Michelle Oberman
Oberman
Dena Schlosser
Margaret
Schlosser
Laney
Phillip Resnick
Schlossers
Arab debt relief stance delays Iraq relief plan
Arab Gulf states led by Saudi Arabia and Kuwait signaled they will not commit to forgiving more than 30 billion dollars owed by Iraq, complicating a broader debt relief push. The stance follows a weekend multi country pact to forgive 80 percent of Iraq's debt but hinges on Arab acceptance. In New York, Juan Rodriguez, a Queens parking attendant with 78 cents in savings, won 149 million dollars after purchasing a Mega Millions ticket while five creditors and the IRS were listed in court papers.
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Dubai
United Arab Emirates
Iraq
U.S
Saudi Arabia
Kuwait
Russia
Japan
Europe
United States
New York
Juan Rodriguez
Rodriguez
Queens
Internal Revenue Service
Hostages Freed from Kabul Begin Return Home
Three UN workers Annetta Flanigan from Northern Ireland Angelito Nayan of the Philippines and Shqipe Hebibi of Kosovo were released after a month of captivity in Kabul. Afghan officials said raids increased pressure on captors but denied any ransom or deal. They prepared to fly home as authorities noted Taliban linked tactics resemble Iraqi insurgent methods.
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Kabul
Afghanistan
U.N
Annetta Flanigan
Northern Ireland
Angelito Nayan
Shqipe Hebibi
Kosovo
Protection ends for Cadillac Frank Salemme witness
Former Boston mob boss Francis Salemme, who became a government witness and helped convict FBI agent John Connolly, has been expelled from the witness protection program. Salemme testified in 1999 for a reduced sentence, but prosecutors now allege he was present at Stephen DiSarro's 1993 killing and helped bury the body.
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Boston
New England
Francis “Cadillac
Frank
Salemme
FBI
John Connolly
Stephen DiSarro
Taylor Home Improvements Promises Personal, Honest Service
Taylor emphasizes best work for customers with in home discussions, tailored proposals, and a five year labor guarantee. They recommend Seaway vinyl Replacement doors windows storm windows Allside and Alcoa siding. All workers are direct Taylor employees with workers comp and liability insurance. Free estimates and showroom visit urged.
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Allside
Alcoa
Taylor
Ohio
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