Boxer Earl Rickman dies after Savannah bout
NATIONAL News Rampup report from Winston Salem says professional boxer Earl Rickman, 29, collapsed after a fight in Savannah, Ga, and was pronounced dead Monday. Officials plan an autopsy and friends express shock at the tragedy.
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Packing company and cattleman settle lawsuit in Kansas City
Kansas feedlot owner Mike Callicrate settled with National Beef Packing Co after alleging the firm halted cattle purchases in retaliation for his critical comments on market power. Terms were not disclosed. Separately at Yellowstone Park in Wyoming, over 460 bison have been captured this winter and about 260 sent to slaughter amid brucellosis tests.
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Mike Callicrate
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I-95 Southbound Reopens After Tanker Crash
The southbound I-95 segment between New York and Boston fully reopened after a week closure. Crews paved a temporary bridge replacing an overpass destroyed by a March 25 heating oil tanker blaze, restoring traffic for the Wednesday morning commute.
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Historic cemetery gets makeover in New Orleans
The 215 year old St Louis Cemetery No 1 was restored by Save Our Cemeteries and volunteers from the travel industry. Workers washed and lime painted 50 tombs and walls, repainted iron gates, replaced termite damaged trees, and planted monkey grass to curb weeds. Pamela Pipes praised the effort as heritage restoration.
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St. Louis No. 1
Peter Fonda
St. Louis Cemetery No. 1
Save Our Cemeteries
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Travelers Conservation Foundation
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Martha Stewart seeks new trial over juror disclosure
Martha Stewart seeks a new trial in the assault case arrest context and cites juror Hartridge’s undisclosed past. defense argues juror bias could have justified striking him and aims to obtain post trial interviews revenue. Stewart was convicted March 5 with Peter Bacanovic for obstructing justice and lying about a stock sale. Sentencing is set for June 17 with expectations of 10 to 16 months.
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Robert Morville
Chappell Hartridge
Morville
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Marvin Smilon
Hartridge
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Peter Bacanovic
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Schwarzenegger hints tax hike may be needed in California
Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger faces a $14 billion shortfall and signals a possible tax increase while maintaining opposition to taxes. He seeks a solution without raising taxes, though aides say he remains committed to avoiding tax hikes and will push for budget fixes.
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Sacramento
Calif
Arnold Schwarzenegger
Schwarzenegger
Study finds purebred dogs resemble their owners
In San Diego UCSD researchers report people pick dogs resembling themselves. In a test of 45 owner dog pairs at three parks, judges matched 16 of 25 purebreds correctly while 7 of 20 mutts were correctly paired, undermining mutt owner similarity assumptions.
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University of California
Nicholas Cristenfeld
UCSD
Psychological Science
UC San Diego
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