Scout leaders remembered at Jamboree memorial
The Associated Press reports four Scouts leaders were killed when a tent pole touched power lines at Fort A.P. Hill during the World Scout Jamboree. President Bush planned to attend a memorial as an investigation continues. Three other adults were injured and one returned to the camp after hospital release.
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Black officers sue Boston Police over hair drug test
Seven Black officers fired for cocaine positive results from a hair sample test sue the Boston Police Department alleging racial bias. Their lawyer argues hair texture and certain hair-care products can skew results, with firings occurring between 2002 and 2004.
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Gotti charges dropped in Sliwa case before trial
In New York, prosecutors dropped the murder conspiracy charge against John A. Gotti regarding Curtis Sliwa while keeping the kidnapping conspiracy count. The move comes as the trial looms next month with Gotti still facing up to 30 years if convicted on remaining counts. Sliwa, the radio host attacked in 1992, commented that a jury should decide the matter.
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