Courageous student helps disarm shooter in cafe incident
In Williamsport Pennsylvania a teenage girl urged a classmate to drop a revolver during a crowded cafe shooting. The girl and another student, Andrew Miller, helped subdue the shooter, while the gun was kicked away by officers. Classes at the school with about 230 students were canceled. Kimberly Marchese underwent surgery and was talking.
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Santana High School Healing After Mass Shooting
Santee Calif community mourns as Santana High School returns to class two days after a student gunfire killed two teens and injured eleven others. Police say Charles Andrew Williams faces two murder counts with arraignment set for March 26. Funeral plans and vigils are arranged by families and churches, with a public memorial planned Friday at Sunrise Community Church near the school.
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Onondaga Nation Tax Fight Faces Foreclosure Threats
County officials plan foreclosure on two Onondaga property parcels while the nation owes about $2,000 on 3873 Barer Road in Onondaga Town. Talks with the council of chiefs have not occurred, and Jefferson County pursues collection against 2.3 acres in Ellisburg amid broader land claim tensions.
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Bush plan trigger splits lawmakers as Democrats push alternative
Democrats blast the Bush plan while courting a trigger mechanism to tie price cuts to debt reduction. The split reflects centrists like Tauscher and Feinstein backing a middle path while Republicans warn of watering down relief. Daschle notes a triggerless Bush bill would still be modest, with most cuts delayed to 2008.
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