Law explains nedowhile's promotion in priest abuse cases
Boston AP reports Cardinal Bernard Law defended promoting priests despite abuse claims, citing reliance on subordinate recommendations and scattered records. Transcripts show Law acknowledged a 1966 Shanley complaint but did not review his file, while new depositions reveal continued histories of reassignment of alleged abusers and policy changes mandating reporting and removal of credibly accused priests. The article notes Shanley's 71 year old status, his pending trial for child rape, and the archdiocese's broader scandal involving John Geoghan and numerous allegations.
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Relative of Snoop Dogg dies after Las Vegas standoff
In Las Vegas a brother in law of rapper Snoop Dogg was found dead after allegedly wounding a police officer and locking himself in an apartment. Detectives pursue whether the death was from a personal safety wound or a gunshot during a struggle with the officer who was grazed. SWAT entered the scene Tuesday morning as authorities examine the case and Bro adus' connection to the suspect.
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Creator of modern Frisbee dies at 78 in California
Ed Headrick, inventor of Wham-O’s modern Frisbee and designer of the first professional model, died at age 78 in San Jose after suffering two strokes last month in Miami. He founded the International Frisbee Association and Disc Golf Association, with his ashes to be made into memorial discs for family and donors. Headrick is survived by his wife, a daughter, three sons and 11 grandchildren.
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Pilot fired after testing positive for alcohol in Arkansas
A Mesa Airlines pilot Peter Treanor 29 of Charlotte tested positive for alcohol before a Little Rock flight. He had blood alcohol readings 0.06 and 0.05 percent after screeners smelled alcohol. The flight attendant who tested negative resigned and a co pilot who tested negative was suspended. Flight from Little Rock to Charlotte carried 28 passengers until alternate arrangements.
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