Graffiti crusader marks fatalities on San Francisco streets
Ken Kelton, an ordinary contractor by day, paints chalk outlines of pedestrians killed by traffic on streets across San Francisco. He has created about 50 outlines since July 1998, aiming to shock residents into action amid road mortality, while police caution that his actions violate vandalism laws.
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San Francisco
Ken Kelton
Kelton
Nick Car
Jesse
Dewayne Tully
Tully
21St
Mission Streets
Ken Kenton
Louie
Uncle disputes suspect name in railroad killings case
Rafael Resendiz Ramirez, uncle of the man on FBI and Mexican police lists, says his nephew may use aliases and doubts his involvement. He urges the suspect to surrender, cites name confusion and defamation, and notes the crimes tied to Illinois, Texas, Kentucky with many railcar home locations.
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FBI
Mexico City
U.S
Texas
Kentucky
Rafael Resendez-Ramirez
Angel Reyes Resendiz
Angel Resendiz Resendiz
Angel
Resendiz
Protest ends Baptist stance rally at Des Moines arena
About 200 members of four exiled Baptist congregations protested the American Baptist Churches USA convention in Veterans Memorial Auditorium Des Moines Iowa. They objected to four churches being expelled for welcoming gays and lesbians while scattered applause followed the display. Harvard Law to offer animal rights law course next year. SunJet International canceled all flights and reservations with refunds promised within seven days. No official comment from SunJet on the cause.
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Veterans Memorial Auditorim
Des Moines
Iowa
Convention of American Baptist Churches USA
Ohio man convicted of felonious assault for HIV exposure
In Columbus, Henry Couturier, 47, was found guilty of felonious assault for having sex with a 13 year old girl in May 1998 without disclosing his HIV status. The victim, who was 14 at the time, tested positive about three months later amid defense claims she could have contracted HIV from others.
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Columbus
Ohio
Henry Couturier
Coutuner
VMI says alleged sex harassment not systemic
Virginia Military Institute officials dispute a widespread problem after the dismissal of a top cadet over alleged sex demands from three female cadets. Superintendent Josiah Bunting said the incident does not indicate a systemic issue, while noting the cadet had been selected as regimental commander for the coming year.
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Virginia Military Institute
Jerry Webb
Casper. Wyo
Corps of Cadets
VMI
Josiah Bunting
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