Tornado toll rises with 11 dead in Georgia and two in North Carolina
A Georgia tornado killed 11 in Hall County and damaged 400 homes as 80 injured and 13.5 million in losses were tallied across five counties. The storm continued into North Carolina, where two more deaths occurred in Stoneville and 27 were injured. Rescue crews, National Guard numbers, and FEMA officials faced widespread destruction and displaced residents.
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Georgia
Carolina
Gainesville
Paula Gazaway
Hall County
Elaine Sexton
Emergency Management Agency
Hall
Buzz Weiss
Georgia Emergency Management Agency
Sexton
North Carolina
WieeKey
Stoneville
Rex Tuggle
Elbert Payne
Lanier
Former spouse recalls Dean as likable in case tied to deadly mail
In Montpelier Vermont authorities link 35 year old Christopher Dean of Fierceton Indiana to a package bomb that killed a 17 year old in Fair Haven. Neighbors describe him as friendly while federal charges allege interstate transportation of explosives with intent to kill and placing an explosive device on an airplane.
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Montpelier
Christopher Dean
Fierceton
Ind
Fair Haven
Dean
Judge sanctions BAT over missing witnesses in tobacco trial
Ramsey County District Judge Kenneth Fitzpatrick sanctioned British American Tobacco and subsidiaries for two former employees failing to appear for depositions. He ordered document production and said he may instruct the jury about the no show and destroyed research documents from 1985. The judge could allow jurors to infer that the witnesses' testimony and the destroyed documents would harm the defense.
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ST. Paul
Minn
Minnesota
Ramsey County
Kenneth Fitzpatrick
B.A.T. Industries
Fitzpatrick
Arrests tied to Texas separatist money scheme
Ronald Griesacker was arrested in Shady Cove by federal authorities and held in Medford on bank fraud charges. He is sought in Wichita for passing worthless checks over 500000 dollars. Separatists had claimed he persuaded them to distribute 1.8 billion in worthless warrants resembling cashier’s checks.
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Medford
Ore
Republic of Texas
Ronald Griesacker
Shady Cove
Wichita
Kan
Grié
Dallas
Griesacker
Liver enzyme may help women avoid heart ills
SANTA FE New discoveries about an enzyme that regulates cholesterol levels could help explain why men die younger than women from heart disease. Researchers note heart disease strikes men earlier worldwide and traditional risk factors do not fully explain the gap. The liver enzyme hepatic lipase may account for better cholesterol profiles in women, fitting sex differences seen in cardiovascular risk.
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Santa FE
N.M
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