Polygamist leader Warren Jeffs in medically induced coma
Warren Jeffs the head of the Fundamentalist Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints was hospitalized in a medically induced coma in critical condition after weeks of fasting since his life sentence for sexual abuse of underage followers. Doctors gave no specific reason for the coma and his status was described as uncertain as officials noted his fasting and recent hospitalization.
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Pruning Shears Impale Arizona Man In Yard Accident
An 86-year-old Green Valley man, Leroy Luetscher, dropped pruning shears in his yard on July 30. The tool pierced his eye socket and neck, half remaining in his head as he fell. Surgeons at University Medical Center in Tucson removed the shears and rebuilt the orbital floor with metal mesh, saving his eye. He faces swelling and minor double vision but is recovering.
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CSU party chaos ends with arrests at Fort Collins complex
A Facebook invitation drew about 2000 attendees to Ram's Pointe in Fort Collins near Colorado State University for a back to school party. Police shut streets as four people including two CSU football players were arrested and ten hospitalized for alcohol-related issues. management may face nuisance charges.
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Muslims See Targeting But Overall Content, Pew Poll Finds
Pew Research Center surveys U S Muslims across the nation finding 52 percent feel government anti-terrorism monitoring singles them out while 43 percent report harassment by airport security and police. Despite concerns, most Muslims are satisfied with U S life and rate communities highly as places to live.
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States review nine eleven charities over misused funds
New York and Arizona officials probe charities claiming nine eleven causes for possible noncompliance with state laws and misused donations. Urban Life Ministries in Manhattan faced scrutiny for not filing required financial statements after claiming over four million dollars raised for victims and first responders.
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