Shootings at college residences leave one dead and four wounded
A Salisbury incident outside Catawba College residence left Darris Morris 21 of Batesburg S C dead and four students wounded after an argument between Catawba and Livingstone College students sparked gunfire. Livingstone and Catawba security officers exchanged shots as bystanders were hurt. In Pittsburgh two masked men killed two men and a girl, targeting a man in a wheelchair, Thomas Mitchell 31, Parrish Freeman 35, and Taylor Coles 8. In Middletown Malcolm Shabazz tied to his grandmother’s 1997 death was arrested with Thomas Carter-Love 17 on two counts of second degree robbery and one count of burglary.
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Catawba
Livingstone College
Pittsburgh
Thomas Mitchell
Parrish Freeman
Taylor Coles
Middletown
N.Y
Malcolm Shabazz
Malcolm X
Shabazz
Thomas Carter-Love
New York City
Bush pledges vast defense and homeland security spend
President Bush called for the largest defense budget rise in 20 years and a near doubling of homeland security funds. He urged Congress to invest in advanced weapons, missile defenses, unmanned systems, and high tech gear, while vowing to win the war on terrorism and spur job growth amid a slowing economy.
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Washington
Congress
Bush
U.S
FBI
Senate
Tom Daschle
D-S.d
Daschle
Camp David
Laura
Judge orders release of adjusted census data
Federal judge Lourdes G. Baird ruled the Commerce Department must release statistically adjusted census figures from the 2000 count. The decision supports 16 lawmakers seeking more accurate minority and child counts despite Bush administration objections. The ruling notes use for local districting but not for congressional reapportionment.
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Los Angeles
Congress
U.S. District Court
Lourdes G. Baird
Department of Commerce
Census Bureau
U.S. Supreme Court
Rep
Henry Waxman
Dcalif
House Committee On
Government Reform
Commerce
Don Evans
Reform Committee
Commerce Department
Baird
Evans
Appeals court rules DNA testing not a constitutional right
The 4th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals reversed a 1990 rape conviction case ruling, holding James Harvey did not prove a due process or civil rights violation by denying post conviction DNA testing on evidence. The panel said creating a universal federal DNA right is improper and left testing to legislation or state constitutions. Harvey seeks testing under Virginia law and may appeal.
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Federal Appeals Court
Richmond
4Th
U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
James Harvey
Fairfax County
Harvey
J. Harvie Wilkinson III
Innocence Project
4Th Circuit
Jack Gould
Fairfax Commonwealth
Robert F. Horan Jr
Fairfax
Virginia
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