Three juries to hear Oscar winner Haing Ngor killing case
In Los Angeles prosecutor Craig Hum will present three opening statements to juries in the Haing S. Ngor murder trial. One trial uses three juries with color coded seating to separate defendants Indra Lim Jason Chan and Tak Sun Tan.
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The Scary Guy, Tucson Tattooist, Changes Name to Face Hero
The tattoo artist Earl Kenneth Kaufmann legally became The Scary Guy on February 2, embracing extensive body art that covers more than 80 percent of his skin. His wife says he is gentle, not scary, while he views his tattooed body as a canvas and a bold statement of self expression.
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Foundations Grow 22 Percent As Endowments Surge
The Chronicle of Philanthropy reports the nation's largest foundations increased assets by 23 billion dollars last year, lifting total endowments to over 126 billion. The rise prompts debate on payout levels with 5 percent required, some urging higher generosity amid robust markets.
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