General warned Bush on Tillman friendly fire memo
Seven days after Pat Tillman died a top general warned it was highly possible he fell to friendly fire and President Bush could embarrass himself if he claimed an ambush. The memo urged rapid disclosure to prevent public embarrassment and avoid misleading the public and Tillman’s family.
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San Jose
Calif
Pat Tillman
Bush
NFL
Associated Press
Pentagon
Tillman
Stanley McChrystal
McChrystal
Cpl. Tillman
John Abizaid
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White House
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Wife indicted after husband kills lover in Texas
In Arlington Texas Tracy Roberson 35 faces a manslaughter charge for aiding in the slaying of Devin LaSalle 32 a UPS employee by her husband Darrell Roberson 38 who shot LaSalle in a pickup. A grand jury also charged Tracy with falsely reporting a rape claiming she was raped.
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Texas
Darrell Roberson
Tracy Denise Roberson
Juan Muniz
Dallas
Robersons
Tracy Roberson
Devin LaSalle
UPS
Sean Colston
Mark Osler
Baylor University Law School
LaSalle
Jumbo Humboldt squid return off California in rising numbers
The Humboldt squid, also called jumbo squid, is reappearing along southern California shores and as far north as Bodega Bay. Scientists worry they may expand northward, threaten fisheries, and impact ecosystems as ocean warming and pollution influence their distribution. A 2005-era incident in Orange County foreshadowed aggressive squid behavior and dangers to divers.
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New del Mar
Ricky Carbajal
California
Palos Verdes Peninsula
Dosidicus Gigas
Bodega Bay
Chile
Orange County
Calif
Kerstitch
NASA gap between shuttle retirement and Orion flight worries officials
A six year gap from 2010 to 2015 leaves the United States without a manned launch capability, forcing reliance on Russia for ISS access and risking leadership in space. Budget strains, Katrina repairs, and Orion delays push a Moon mission to 2020 at the earliest.
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NASA
Cape Canaveral
Fla
U.S
Moon
Mars
United States
International Space Station
Bill Nelson
Florida
Russia
Space Station
John Logsdon
Space Policy Institute
George Washington University
Europe
Japan
China
India
Michael Griffin
Bush
General Accounting Office
White House
Lambright
Orion
Space Agency
Veterans face epilepsy risk after brain injuries in war
Epilepsy experts warn veterans returning from Iraq with traumatic brain injuries may later develop seizures. They note 1 to 2 percent of the population is affected, with risks increasing after head trauma and brain infections. Early signs include memory lapses and unusual sensory auras.
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Marc Dichter
University of Pennsylvania
National Institute of Neurological Disorders and Stroke
Bethesda
Dennis Spencer
Yale School of Medicine
Connecticut
Iraq
BS. Army
Dichter
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