Woman's confession shapes Skidmore murder case
Lisa Montgomery faces an immediate hurdle as prosecutors cite her confession to killing a pregnant woman and removing the baby. The Kansas woman, 36, remains detained in Leavenworth while legal proceedings unfold toward possible indictment and trial in early 2005.
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Montgomery
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Missouri Public Defender
Melvern
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Tim Powers
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Tom Mills
Joel Hirschhorn
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Rural EMT volunteers fear stricter standards in Center North Dakota
Center ambulance squad, 17 volunteers serving Oliver County, warns proposed federal EMS rules could more than double training hours and shrink ranks. Leaders say long drives and rural isolation make added requirements untenable, risking loss of essential first responders across North Dakota.
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Maryland
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Bass
Dean Lampe
North Dakota Ems Association
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Port security grants urged to prioritize risks
DHS watchdog Clark Kent Ervin criticizes port security grants for funding low priority projects, urging allocation by top threats. He cites weak grant oversight, post award issues, and local politics undercutting security goals while noting the Sept 11 Commission warning against pork barrel spending.
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Senate
White House
Brian Roehrkasse
Department
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