Tree trimmer hit by saw in Pittsburgh neck
James Valentine, a tree trimmer, was struck in the neck by a chain saw while up a tree near Allegheny General Hospital. He received emergency surgery, aided by coworkers who controlled bleeding, and is now recovering.
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Ukraine protests claim Yanukovych ordered sniper attacks
Kiev authorities say fugitive President Viktor Yanukovych ordered police snipers to fire on protesters near Maidan with alleged Russian security help. They cite 17 dead at the October Palace and accuse security chiefs of destroying evidence as part of a broader probe.
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Black Squadron
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Black Sea
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European Union
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Barack Obama
Ukaine
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Fort Hood shooter may have argued before rampage officials say
The soldier who killed three at Fort Hood may have argued with another service member prior to the attack and investigators consider unstable mental health a key factor. Lt. Gen. Milley says a verbal altercation occurred before the shooting, with no indication the attacker targeted specific soldiers. The Army investigates possible extremist links while checking Lopez's medical history and psychological background. Scott & White Hospital reports remaining wounded upgraded to serious condition. four fatalities confirmed.
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Dad guilty of murder in Jots creek death
Arthur Morgan III convicted of murder, child endangerment, and custody interference for tossing 2-year-old Tierra Morgan-Glover into a creek. Jurors found the acts knowing or purposeful, likely sentencing him to life without parole. Prosecution said he acted to spite Tierra’s mother.
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Lakehurst
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Monmouth County
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Ryan Moriarty
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