Concord man arraigned in NH for officer murder
An undercover sting alleges Gordon E. Perry used a gun to kill Epsom Police Officer Jeremy T. Charron after he woke Perry and his partner Kevin Paul 18 in a car near a swimming hole at 5 am Sunday. Perry is charged with capital murder, potential first NH execution since 1939.
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Federal indictment cites deaf Mexican immigrants running trinket ring
A federal grand jury indicts Marcos Campos Sanchez and Guadalupe Palencia Moises on 16 counts for operating two houses in Sanford North Carolina where two dozen deaf Mexican immigrants including several children were kept to sell cheap trinkets for little pay. Investigators tie the North Carolina operation to a previously uncovered New York City ring but say the groups are distinct while probing weaker ties.
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Sanford
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Diocese covers up abuse case verdict in New Haven
A federal jury in New Haven awarded Frank Martinelli 750000 against the Bridgeport Diocese for a 1960s molestation by a priest. The panel found the diocese breached its duty and failed to investigate other victims, while emotional distress claims were rejected. The Rev Laurence Brett did not attend and was dropped as a defendant.
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Milwaukee
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Kevorkian assistant who battled cancer dies
Janet Good, longtime associate of Dr. Jack Kevorkian, died Tuesday at 73 after a two year pancreatic cancer battle. She helped manage assisted crisis reports, organized many cases, and founded Michigan’s Hemlock Society chapter in 1980 before meeting Kevorkian in 1989.
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Michigan man jailed for making three pipe bombs
Brendon Blasz, 32, a former Michigan Militia member nicknamed G I Joe, was sentenced to three years and one month in Grand Rapids federal court for constructing three pipe bombs. Prosecutors cited leniency for his cooperation after a May guilty plea and noted his prior militia ties and expulsion for advocating violence after the Branch Davidian siege.
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U.S. District Court
Grand Rapids
Gordon Quist
Summer Storm Kills Four in Eastern Cascade Range
A severe summer storm battered the eastern Cascade Range causing four deaths as a tree fell during the violent weather. Power outages and widespread damage were reported across affected communities as crews worked to restore electricity.
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Cascade Range
Bethlehem siege lifted as Israel signals plan to end blockade
Israel informed the Palestinian Authority it will lift a 28 day siege of Bethlehem, allowing residents and some tourists to enter gradually. Protesters and dozens of legislators clashed with Israeli troops at a checkpoint as Bethlehem's mayor led marchers toward the barrier. The move drew mixed reactions from religious leaders and international groups amid ongoing Middle East tensions.
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South Korea
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Yasser Arafat
Middle East
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LSU Frat Pledge Death Shocks Louisiana State University
LSU officials battle a deadly off campus party amid a campus wide alcohol ban and a national party school ranking. Benjamin Wynne, 20, died with a blood alcohol of 0.588 after celebrating a pledge at Sigma Alpha Epsilon. Authorities probed potential alcohol violations at the bar and party.
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Lousiana State University
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Sigma Alpha Epsilon
Louisiana State University
SAT scores show gender gap and inflation concerns near Rochester
Critics argue SAT score inflation and coaching inflate results while girls lag boys in verbal and math. Bob Schaeffer of Fair Testing cites bias against girls and questions about criteria while College Board officials cite higher grades and fewer math courses as explanations. The exam reached 1.1 million graduates, 95 percent of incoming freshmen in the East, with rising math scores amid coaching trends.
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National Center For Fair & Open Testing
Cambridge
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Gretchen W. Rigel
College Board
Equity Gaps in Test Prep Reach College Admissions
The article notes rising scores linked to more rigorous math and science coursework, with earlier ACT results showing similar gains. It cites shifts toward Advanced Placement and college-level courses, while concerns arise about English instruction and the impact of English as a second language.
Defection Won't Halt N Korea US Talks In New York
Nuclear proliferation talks between the United States and North Korea proceed in New York on the eve of asylum for North Korean ambassador Chang Sung Gil and his brother. Chang, the highest ranking North Korean defector to the United States, is linked to Scud missile sales to Middle East nations. State Department officials say the defection will not derail the talks. North Korea criticizes the defectors as criminals fleeing embezzlement charges while pressing for esteem of its diplomats.
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