Substitute teacher barred after Hitler comment at Peabody middle school
In Peabody Massachusetts a substitute teacher was banned after telling seventh graders that Hitler was dead making the body cold. Principal Jare Wilson said the remark was inappropriate and offended students while Superintendent Lewis Perullo doubted the explanation.
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Officer acquitted in 1998 fatal shooting in Allegheny
White former Pittsburgh officer Jeffrey Cooperstein, 44, was found not guilty of homicide and aggravated assault in the 1998 shooting of black motorist Deron Grimmitt after an eight hour jury deliberation. Prosecutors argued Grimmitt was shot through the driver’s side window as he fled.
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Maryland governor's wife hospitalized with collapsed lung
Frances Glendening, 48, Maryland's first lady and chief legal and policy adviser at the Federal Election Commission, was admitted to University of Maryland Medical Center in Baltimore after a partially collapsed lung. Spokesman Mike Morrill said her lung was reinflated and she would stay overnight.
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Radio Host Bob Collins Killed In Midwest Plane Crash
In a midair collision near a Chicago suburb, three people died including Chicago radio host Bob Collins of WGN AM. The crash happened about 45 miles north of downtown Chicago near Waukegan Airport as investigators consider whether one plane was landing while the other was taking off.
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Confessed killer seeks new trial in Las Vegas case
In Las Vegas a two day hearing ends with Jeremy Strohmeyer claiming memory loss of the May 1997 Sherrice Iverson rape and murder at a casino restroom and asking for a new trial. He had previously confessed and pled guilty, receiving four life terms.
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Sherrice Iverson
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Leslie Abramson
Abramson
Couple offers $100000 for eggs from college athlete
A San Francisco couple advertises $100000 for eggs from a young white college athlete under 30 and proven at a college level. The offer, possibly the highest yet, sparks ethical debate among reproductive medicine advocates who note typical donor payments run around $4000 after six weeks of hormones and surgical egg retrieval.
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San Francisco
Stanford University
Bradley lays out $8.5 billion plan for schooling
Bradley pitches a broad education package including doubling funding for disadvantaged districts to 16 billion, public school choice with grading, a per student funding shift, and 500 million for charter schools. He advocates teacher testing and incentives for 600,000 new teachers while courting inner city schools in St Louis and Cleveland.
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Steve Forbes quits GOP presidential bid after massive self funding
Conservative publisher Steve Forbes ends his Republican presidential campaign after nearly four years and tens of millions of dollars spent on a self financed bid. Forbes flies to New Jersey to inform staff and set a formal news conference for 2 30 p m Thursday. He will not endorse a rival. Bush gains in a two way race with McCain as Forbes exits.
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New Hampshire
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New Hampshire win boosts McCain in New York poll
A Marist College poll shows McCain with 29 percent of likely Republican voters in New York, up from 13 percent in December, while Bush holds 48 percent and Forbes 3 percent. Gore leads Bradley among Democrats, 54 to 35. New York primary is March 7.
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McCain and Bush clash over negative ads in Delaware
In Delaware voters show Bush leading on electibility and moral values while McCain gains traction after New Hampshire. Exit polls show a tight Republican contest as both campaigns accuse each other of dirty campaigning and broken promises.
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