Pittsburgh temple remembers victim in two-county shooting spree
At a Hindu Jain Temple of Pittsburgh memorial service 709 mourners honored Anil Thakur and the five others killed in a Pittsburgh area rampage, a suspect Richard Baumhammers to be charged. Survivors include Sandeep Patel, severely injured, while victims include Thakur, Thao Pham, Ji Ye Sun, Anita Gordon and Garry Lee. The killings spanned Carnegie, Robinson Township, Ambridge and Beaver County with possible racial motive.
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Man wounded in March 1 spree moves to Florida for rehab
Richard Clinger, 57, who was wounded in a March 1 suburban Pittsburgh killing spree, has been moved to his brother’s houseboat in North Palm Beach, Florida to continue rehabilitation. He had attended Pitt Medical Center therapies for speech and dressing and suffers partial paralysis and vision loss. his brother Glenn relocated him for closer family oversight. Ronald Taylor, 39, of Wilkinsburg faces charges for wounding Clinger and another man and killing three others at an apartment building and at Burger King and McDonald’s outlets. Steven Bastard, 25, another victim, is recoving at home, with the company saying his spirits are great.
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Woman Runs Husband Down After Eyeing Other Woman
Sedonia Renee Martin, 22, was booked on an attempted murder charge after allegedly trying to run down her husband Tashaun James Thompson, 24, three times outside St. James Baptist Church in Covington Louisiana. Witnesses say Thompson was struck on the third attempt and hospitalized briefly.
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White House memo shows email glitch recovery bid ignored
An internal memo reveals White House officials planned to brief Congress in February 1999 about a glitch in the e mail system and to retrieve thousands of unarchived messages. Northrup Grumman proposed a $602000 design to recover missing records, but officials never acted and only later began reviewing the emails for subpoenas related to Lewinsky and Whitewater investigations.
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ALA Glance Sudan Report on Embassy Cables and Security
The report criticizes embassy cables exposure despite security clearances for commission staff. It notes overall cooperation from the department and other federal agencies in documenting religious persecution abuses. Congress created a 10 member commission led by Rabbi David Saperstein to address policy gaps on Christianity and other faiths.
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Union actors plan to strike today in major cities
The Screen Actors Guild and AFTRA prepare a walkout led by about 135,000 actors to protest pay structures for network and cable commercials. Rallies planned in Los Angeles New York Chicago and San Francisco as ad firms push flat rates to replace pay per play.
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Religious advisory panel calls denying China trade status
The U S Commission on International Religious Freedom urged withholding permanent normal trade status for China until substantial religious freedom improvements. The panel accused China, Sudan and Russia of hindering worship and criticized the State Department for withholding related documents.
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Protests Overshadow Peace Talks in Eilat
In Eilat Israel and Palestinian protests overshadow the latest round of talks on a final peace treaty. Negotiators entered a second day as Israel plans 174 new homes in Maale Adumim spurs Palestinian anger and U S envoy Dennis Ross arrives to mediate.
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