Sailors wounded in Yemen attack reach Germany for treatment
Thirty nine U.S. Navy sailors wounded in the Yemen strike arrived in Germany for care at Landstuhl Regional Medical Center after a 15 hour evac flight from Aden. Seven severely injured were on stretchers. others walked, some bandaged, as they departed Rhein-Main. A second group arrived later at Ramstein. Five sailors killed were flown to Ramstein for return to the United States.
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Navy says Cole will be repaired and kept in service
The Cole is to be repaired and remain in service after an attack in Aden harbor. Thirty nine sailors were flown to Landstuhl Regional Medical Center in Germany for treatment or evaluation, with some first taken to a French hospital in Djibouti. The Navy had previously said 33 were wounded, six more needing care in Germany. Five bodies were flown to the United States, en route to Dover Air Force Base, as 17 dead were named, most from enlisted tanks and two female sailors. Defense officials described recovery and hull repair efforts while anti Western sentiment rose in the region. The Cole had about 293 crew aiming for the Gulf to support the Iraq embargo.
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Donald Cook
Tobannehe Bedee
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Kenneth Bacon
Washington
Gulf
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Iraq
West Bank clash toll rises after far-reaching Gaza flare
Amid ongoing violence following Ariel Sharon’s Jerusalem visit, Hebron mourners bury a Palestinian killed in clashes with Israeli troops as gunmen fire into the air. Ramallah protests escalate, while Arafat and Barak seek mediators to avert a broader war.
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Pony Little Bits Faces Possible Euthanasia At Rescue
In Rochester a pony named Little Bits, wounded and with overgrown hooves, may be euthanized to ease suffering as he heals. Lollypop Farm in Monroe County oversees 235 animals seized from a Steuben County farm by Finger Lakes SPCA and Humane Society, among them goats infested with lice and horses with parasitic worm eggs. One goat has already been euthanized and officials say the animals lived in squalor amid waste and scarce food. The Caton owner faces animal cruelty charges. a housing stipend from a private group supports the ministry, and a board shakeup at the Foundations for Sareen followed by a resignation request for Coppin ger, with Wade remaining chaplain unless lawmakers intervene.
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Big Game jackpot grows to 39 million dollars
Atlanta notes the multistate Big Game lottery prize has risen to 39 million after Friday's 34 million drawing produced no perfect match of five lotto numbers and the Big Money Ball. The next drawing is set for Tuesday October 17.
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Bus crash in Turkey kills 19 on highway collision
In eastern Turkey two buses collided on a highway near Yozgat, about 135 miles east of Ankara. Police say one driver may have fallen asleep, leaving 19 dead and 29 injured, according to NTV.
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Kentucky lawmaker in DWI crash shocks Frankfort scene
In Frankfort Kentucky state legislator Marvin Lee Pete Worthington 59 drove drunk crashing his pickup into a Mazda Protege driven by Sherri Commodore Chambers 40 a construction worker. Preliminary tests showed blood alcohol 0.11 and he faced drunken driving charges later pled guilty to a reduced reckless charge.
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Gay Arizona chaplain faces future after coming out
In Phoenix the Arizona Legislature weighs the fate of Rev. Charles Coppinger, chaplain of the House since 1996 and Senate since 1997, after his disclosure of being gay. Supporters warned he may lose credibility and his unpaid role with $30,000 salary plus benefits.
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Weather and NewsLine Codes For Readers
Information line lists four digit codes for weather forecasts travel reports and warnings. Toll free access varies by location including Auburn Oswego Pulaski and Weedsport. Online page at Syracuse dot com offers forecasts and Nexrad images.
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Police sergeant’s father dies after fall from Bellaire House
Montclair police sergeant Frank Shaw III responded to a fall call at the seven story Bellaire House in Upper Montclair and found his 83 year old father, Frank Shaw Jr., gravely injured on the sidewalk. He died two hours later at a Newark hospital. Police said insomnia contributed to the incident.
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Newark
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Russo
Star- Ledger
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Los Angeles Cop Corruption Trial Opens Amid Testimony Uncertainty
Opening statements in the Los Angeles police corruption case focus on four officers Edward Ortiz Brian Liddy Paul Harper and Michael Buchanan accused of planting evidence lying in reports and framing suspects while prosecutors acknowledge the pivotal star witness Rafael Perez may or may not testify amid recent murder allegations by a former lover.
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Laura Laesecke
Rafael Perez
Laesecke
Edward Ortiz
Brian Liddy
Paul Harper
Michael Buchanan
Santa Cruz OKs living wage with health benefits
Santa Cruz city council tentatively approved a living wage ordinance setting the minimum at 11 dollars an hour with health benefits or 12 dollars without for full time city employees and contractors. The plan aligns with roughly 60 U.S. municipalities using living wage laws, with broader examples in Minneapolis and Baltimore for contractor pay.
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Secret Service study links student dialogue to school attacks
A Secret Service review of 37 school shooting cases since 1974 finds that warnings from students and discussions among peers often precede violence. The report urges schools to listen to students and act on threats rather than focusing on appearance or associations.
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Riley
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Warren Allison
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