Hungry deer run through Appleton injure boy kill deer
Four deer roamed Appleton Wisconsin on Wednesday in what officials called an apparent food search. One deer died after crashing through a plate glass window. a 9 year old boy Michael Strick was struck on the head by a hoof. The other deer fled via St Marys School and a glass door while a third swam in the Fox River and a fourth was rescued after tangling in a fence.
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Chicago police demote district commanders amid reform push
Police Supt James B Conlisk Jr demoted three district commanders and transferred two others while an administrator faced no comment. Officials say actions aim to strengthen the department amid corruption and brutality probes tied to the six reform demands from Rep Ralph Metcalfe and black leaders. The Chicago Commission on Human Rights will review related internal affairs cases and resisting arrest investigations starting today under new guidelines.
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Cattle prices rise to record high as meat costs loom
The Agriculture Department reports live cattle up to 33.10 per 100 pounds in May and hog prices up 11 percent to 24.90, signaling potential further retail meat price increases. Analysts across the Nixon administration monitor the farm surge and middleman pass-through as consumer budgets bite.
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New shotgun treatments offer permanent cure hope for leukemia
New cancer chemotherapy approaches show promise for children with acute lymphocytic leukemia. One method combines drugs with targeted X rays to protect the central nervous system, while another regimen yields remissions in about 70 percent of patients, with roughly 90 percent alive after three and a half years. Researchers from St. Jude's Hospital and Roswell Park Memorial Institute reported at a national conference.
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Resentence Rap Brown for firearms case in New Orleans
H. Rap Brown was to be resentenced in federal court in New Orleans on a 1968 gun case after being moved from New York. The prior five year maximum and $2,000 fine were canceled by a federal appeals court because the sentence was pronounced while he was absent. Brown, once on the FBI’s most wanted list, was wounded and captured after an armed robbery in New York. Defense lawyer Kunstler unsuccessfully sought to delay the transfer and accused authorities of misleading conduct at Rikers Island.
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