Florida reschedules execution after stay lifted
Governor Jeb Bush set a new execution time for Thomas Provenzano, who killed bailiff William Wilkerson in 1984, as a federal panel lifted a Tuesday night stay. Provenzano, who claimed delusions of being Jesus, faced a prior unsuccessful delay bid and an appeal to the Supreme Court.
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Cleanup continues in Fargo after heavy rainfall
Debbie Poitra watched floodwater fill her basement apartment as Fargo endured about 7 inches of rain in six hours. No injuries were reported, but homes and businesses were waterlogged. Crews worked to reopen Interstates 29 and 94 while officials estimated the Fargodome damage at least 1.5 million dollars and planned pumping to assess losses.
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No Gun Ri Mass Killing Probe Widens With Vet Interviews
South Korean investigators release an aerial photo and transcripts from over 70 American veterans as they probe the No Gun Ri refugee killings during the Korean War. Survivors accuse the Pentagon of withholding crucial data while Seoul and Washington pledge data sharing to keep investigations impartial.
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Fugitive financier Martin Frankel jailed in Germany
Martin Frankel, the fugitive U S financier accused of stealing over 200 million from insurers, was sentenced in Hamburg to three years for tax evasion and using false passports. He faces potential extradition to the United States, where he could receive additional prison time and civil judgments. The court also ordered the seizure of diamonds valued up to 1.6 million dollars. Frankel fled four months ago after authorities found incriminating records at his Connecticut estate.
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Mars water evidence boosts life, fuel hopes
The Mars Global Surveyor reportedly detected evidence of surface water on Mars. Anonymous sources say findings are tentative and await Science study publication. NASA and Science declined comment as researchers note implications for life, fuels, and potential colonization.
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Meteors seen hitting the Moon during Leonid shower
Five brief flash events on the lunar far side were recorded November 19 by a telescope in Monterrey Mexico as meteoroids from the Leonid stream struck the Moon. The study, published in Nature, confirms the first direct observations of meteoroid impacts on the lunar surface.
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