Express lane clash ends with nose cut at Milwaukee store
Etharine Pettigrew, 41, was charged with second degree recklessly endangering safety after cutting part of a woman’s nose with a pocket knife when the victim, 27-year-old Vickie Lemons, faced an overfilled express lane. A clerk motioned Lemons forward despite more than 10 items, prompting the attack in the parking lot.
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Milwaukee
Etharine Pettigrew
Vickie Lemons
Joseph Parser
Festival winner lands five acres at Taos festival
Taos New Mexico festival grants a mountaintop land parcel as top prize. Eight acres of land near Rio Grande Gorge is donated by independent filmmaker Jeff Jackson who created the Taos Talking Picture Festival and aims to involve the community.
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Taos
N.M
Jeff Jackson
Rio Grande Gorge
Meaghan Hickerson’s gift lives on through organ recipients
In Holmen Wisconsin in 1995 Meghan Hickerson died after a skiing accident. Her parents donated her organs. Five recipients gained new life including Kristin Gabrielson and Chris Nelson. Meghan’s heart pancreas kidneys liver went to Wisconsin Illinois and New Jersey recipients. The couple who received Meghan’s organs later fell in love and planned to marry.
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Holmen
Wis
Meghan Hickerson
Meghan
Chris Nelson
Kristin Gabrielson
Chris
Kristin
Wisconsin
Hartford, Ill
Mississippi
Hartford
Illinois
Connie
Jim Hickerson
Meghan Marie
East Alton Wood River Community High School
Ethel Merman
Cascade Mountain
Hickersons
Madison
University of
Wisconsin Hospital
Jim
Holmen, Wis
Rosewood Heights
Ill
the Hickersons
University of Wisconsin Organ Procurement Organization
New Jersey
Arabic daily banned over minority critique in Al Hayat article
The Cairo government banned an international Arabic daily after an article by Egyptian Christian Suleiman Neguib criticizing minority conditions in the Arab world ran in Al Hayat. Journalists speaking anonymously cited government anger over religious persecution claims by Egyptian Christians abroad. In Colombia, police found cyanide laced wine sent to priests in Easter gifts, with a Satanic sect possibly behind the crime.
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Cairo
Egypt
Suleiman Neguib
Al-Hayat
Bogota
Colombia
Luis Enrique Montenegro
Radionet Radio
Hyderabad police charged in cook’s arson murder case
In Hyderabad India three policemen were charged with murder after Fareed Khan a 32 year old cook died from burns suffered when he was set on fire by officers who allegedly drenched him with kerosene and then fled His death followed his claim that his brother committed the crime and the incident occurred on the outskirts of the city on Friday
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Providence, R.I
Jesse Frizzell
Frizzell
Hyderabad
India
Fareed Khan
Andhra Pradesh
Khan
Brunei’s Sultan’s Palace Seen Through Thick Smog
Smoke shrouds Brunei’s 1,788 room palace as wildfires flare across the oil-rich nation on Borneo. A severe drought cripples air quality, forces airport closures, and fills hospitals with patients reporting asthma like symptoms.
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Bandar Seri Begawan
Brunei
Borneo
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Raoul Y. Malonzo, M.D
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