Cathedral as landmark reveals preservation effort in Washington
David Brown executive vice president of the National Trust notes that while the cathedral anchors national life as a landmark, few consider the work required to preserve such a historic place in Washington.
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Cathedral in crisis seeks funds after earthquake damage
Washington National Cathedral faces a 20 million repair bill plus 30 million in preexisting needs after August quake. Donations fund operations, while staff cutbacks and a campaign with the National Trust aim to raise hundreds of thousands in consulting and fundraising support.
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Estate invasion trial opens with victim testimony
In New Haven, Julian Lethbridge testifies at the Emanuel Nicolescu home invasion trial tied to an extortion attempt against Anne H. Bass. He recounts masked assailants, a staged kidnapping, and a claim of a deadly virus used to pressure Bass for 8.5 million dollars. Prosecutors cite DNA from a Jeep linked to the crime.
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Tragic Tacoma toddler shoots self after gun left in car
A three year old in Tacoma fatally shot himself with a pistol left under a car seat by his father during a gas stop. Detectives say the incident is being treated as an accident. no charges filed yet, with prosecutors reviewing potential manslaughter. The event renews debate over gun laws and safety.
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FBI drops fingerprint checks for hosting exchange students
State Department considered FBI background checks for hosts since 2010 but said it was not feasible and abandoned the plan. A pilot with the National Center for Missing and Exploited Children ended in 2011 due to budget and reauthorization gaps. The program involves nearly 30,000 students yearly and has faced abuse cases, prompting reforms such as exterior house photography and requiring outside character references.
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