Cincinnati officer indicted in fatal shooting protests erupt
A grand jury charged Officer Stephen Roach with negligent homicide and obstructing official business after he fatally shot Timothy Thomas, an unarmed 19 year old, sparks of peaceful protests and questions of justice amid Cincinnati racial tensions. The city endured its worst rioting in three decades following the slaying.
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Soaring gas prices greet summer travelers
Chicago reports record high pump prices with U S. averages near 1.76 a gallon in May 4 data and threats of $3 a gallon as supplies tighten. Consumers vent frustration in major markets, citing price gouging and long lines. Officials note refinery strain and potential OPEC production.
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Man charged after stabbing attack at Mountain View Elementary
Anchorage police say Jason Pritchard, 33, stabbed four students at Mountain View Elementary as they waited for breakfast and hid in a classroom. He allegedly muttered about taking people to God. Four neck wounds prompted hospital care. all victims in serious condition. Pritchard faces four counts each of first degree attempted murder and first degree assault with $2 million bail.
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U.S. productivity slips in first quarter to 0.1 percent
The Labor Department reports a 0.1 percent drop in productivity for January through March, the first decline in six years, as unit labor costs jump 5.2 percent the biggest since late 1997. Analysts note weaker economy and tempered outlook from Greenspan.
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