Brooklyn mother and boyfriend charged in beating death
Authorities say 2 year old Brenda Pena was beaten to death in a Brooklyn home Wednesday after crying. Her mother Irene Soriano 21 and her boyfriend were charged with homicide after an autopsy found multiple blunt injuries to the torso and internal bleeding. The suspects were questioned and admitted the child was beaten as she would not stop crying.
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New York
Brooklyn
Brenda Pena
Ellen Borakove
New York City
75Th Precinct
North Carolina judge ups award in ex-wife case
In Graham North Carolina Judge Kent Washburn denied Hutelmyer's bid to set aside a 3 million verdict against her. The jury previously awarded Dorothy Hutelmyer 500000 for affection and 500000 for adultery in a divorce-related action involving her ex-husband.
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Graham
Kent Washburn
Marine Cox Hutelmyer
Washburn
Hutelmyer
Cox Hutelmyer
Dorothy Hutelmyer
WI labs err in TB tests. 10 misdiagnosed
Four Wisconsin labs erred five times in tuberculosis tests last year, causing 10 people to be falsely diagnosed. CDC said March to July mistakes led to hundreds of unnecessary follow-up tests for patients, families, and hospital staff. contamination by reused lab equipment cited as a cause.
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Wisconsin
Centers For Disease Control and Prevention
Atlanta
Mary Jo Trepka
CDC
Trepka Saad
Lifeguard’s bid to halt slide after jam collapse
Concord police conclude Waterworld lifeguard Gardenia Magallanes tried to stop rushing Napa high students Tune 2 from using the Banza slide just before it collapsed. One student died and 32 were injured as witnesses at the top and in line corroborate her account. Capt. Jim Webster notes the two month probe supports Magallanes’ actions during the incident.
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Calif
Waterworld USA
Ifeguard
Napa High School
Banza
Gardenia Magallanes
Sude
Magallanes
Jum Webster
Concord Police Investigations
Teens arrested in slaying of 12 year old in Calabasas
Two teens aged 16 and 17 were arrested on murder suspicion for killing Rodney Haynes Jr. and dumping his body in a trash bin because they deemed him a wiseguy. Investigators say the suspects confessed and were taken into custody at a group placement home where they lived with Haynes and other youths.
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Los Angeles
Rodney Haynes Jr
Calabasas
Haynes
Yosemite Valley fuel pumps to close after Halloween
Yosemite Valley service station to be removed as part of a master plan to reduce car traffic. After Halloween the nearest pumps will be on Highway 140 at El Portal 14 miles west, Highway 120 at Crane Flat 16 miles north, or Highway 41 at Wawona 27 miles south, park spokesman Kendell Thompson said.
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Calif
Yosemite Valley
el Capitan
Half Dome
el Portal
Crane Flat
Wawona
Kendell Thompson
Wounded man, officer killed in Tacoma domestic stand off
In Tacoma Washington a man with an assault rifle killed a SWAT team member and wounded three officers Thursday before barricading himself in a house for four hours and surrendering. The dead officer was William Lowry 39. The gunman Sap Kray 45 was hospitalized with two bullet wounds after surgery. The three wounded officers were not seriously injured. Children in the house escaped safely.
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Wash
Sap Kray
Auburn
Kray
William Lowry
Jim Matthews
Madigan Army Medical Center
Hawas
Matthers
Americans doubt tobacco deal will curb teen smoking
An Associated Press poll finds two thirds expect tobacco firms to keep selling as many cigarettes, and over half say the concession on bans of class action suits is too high. Only 58 percent support full government nicotine regulation, with a 3 point margin of error.
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Associated Press
Congress
Clinton
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Jeffrey Harms
White House
Harris
American Medical Association
AMA
Randolph Smoak
Massachusetts Annmey
Scott Harshbarger
Lompames Wuliujie
Uhe Lion
ICR
Media
Kennedy family mystique dims as Joe Kennedy bows out
Boston report says Rep. Joseph Kennedy II quits 1998 Massachusetts governor bid amid scandal taint and sagging poll numbers. He will seek reelection to Congress in the 8th District, once held by John F Kennedy, as Republican and Democratic rivals vie for the race.
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Joseph P. Kennedy Ti
Kennedy
Congress
John F. Kennedy
Joe Kennedy
Went Associbibo
FTES
Joseph Kennedy
Massachusetts
Beth
Vernon Downs seeks permission to close early
Vernon Downs requests board approval to close early as gambling popularity declines. The track risks losing bettors to casinos and state lotteries, forcing horse owners and trainers to seek races elsewhere through fall. Ed Martin defers predicting board action, noting industry weakness and ownership disputes surrounding Gwen Bennett.
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Vernon Downs
Moran
Ed Martin
State Racing and Wagering
Martin
Vernon Down
Gwen Bennett
Board of Directors
U.S
Bennett
Patrick Bennett
Oneida County
Mir crew powers up module and plans spacewalk training
The Mir crew reactivated a long dark module and outlined training for a spacewalk to inspect holes in the Spektr hull. Michael Foale and Anatoly Solovyov are expected to conduct the EVA to patch potential breaches with glue and plaster, following June docking damage.
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Moscow
Mir Space Station
U.S
Michael Foale
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Foale
Anatoly Solovyov
Solovyov
Michael
Mat Try Find
Lanslign
Earth
Spektr
Lyndin
Russian Space Agency
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I Tele
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