Special Olympians mourn Shriver champion of acceptance
Eunice Kennedy Shriver, founder of the Special Olympics, died at 88 after strokes, remembered as a champion who changed attitudes toward the mentally disabled. Her family notes her faith in potential while the movement now spans over 3 million athletes in 160 countries.
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Animal welfare groups clash with Helmsley trustees in court
In Manhattan Surrogate's Court three groups led by the Humane Society and the American Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals accuse Leona Helmsley trustees of ignoring her dogs care directive. Maddie's Fund joins, seeking to overturn a February ruling granting trustees sole charity discretion.
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Milwaukee girl charged in fatal milk dispute stabbing
A Milwaukee County case describes a feud between a 13 year old girl and her step grandfather over spilled milk. The girl is charged as an adult with first degree reckless homicide after allegedly stabbing him in the neck. She told police I killed him and I’m not afraid to go to jail. Bond set at 150000. Public defender cited prior family interventions and history.
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