Driver crashes and home burns ending in ticket
In Rock Island Tennessee Justin Hill crashed turning into his driveway and his rural home burned after a stove was left unattended. Hill was treated and released but cited for failure to yield. A separate Platte City burglary case saw Dane Johnson and Landon Prothro convicted for targeting homes via obituary and real estate listings with sentences total up to 78 years and 28 years respectively.
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Rock Island
Tenn
Justin Hill
Hill
Monte Terry
Tennessee
Platte City
Dane S. Johnson
Kansas City
Platte County
Johnson
Eric Zahnd
Dane Johnson
Landon N. Prothro
Blackwater under scrutiny over Iraqi shootings
Justice Department probes possible charges against a few Blackwater guards for the Sept. 16 Baghdad killings that enraged Iraqis and tested U.S. diplomacy. The investigation, ongoing in Washington with about 40 grand jury witnesses, could lead to indictments late summer or spinoff corporate liability questions.
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Washington
Blackwater Worldwide
U.S
Justice Department
Blackwater
State Department
Iraq
al-Qaida
Department
FBI
Greg Starr
Anne Tyrrell
Baghdad
Fatal twister could have been worse in North Carolina
A SE storm produced two tornadoes across the Southeast and mid Atlantic leaving one dead in North Carolina. Donald Ray Needham died when his truck overturned near Greensboro. three others were injured. Greensboro area damage included homes, a distributing business wall, and FedEx planes at a false airport site. EF2 winds 111 to 135 mph. Rescue and flooding efforts aided Winston-Salem residents with about 10 displaced.
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mid-Atlantic States
North Carolina
Donald Ray Needham
Jackson Springs
Greensboro
FedEx
David Douglas
National Weather Service
Julia Jarema
Department of Crime Control and Public Safety
Interstate 40
Michelle Brock
Forsyth County Emergency Management
Winston-Salem
Mississippi
Alabama
Data recovery from Columbia wreckage sets new standard
Jon Edwards salvaged data from melted disk drives recovered from the Space Shuttle Columbia disaster. A burned drive, once two metal chunks, yielded science data on liquid xenon used in an experiment, enabling publication in Physical Review E. The drive surfaced in Texas about six months after the Feb 1, 2003 crash.
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Jon Edwards
Edwards
Columbia
Earth
Physical Review E
Kroll Ontrack
Texas
NASA
Arkansas mom expects her 18th child in Duggar family
In Little Rock Michelle Duggar 41 says she is six weeks pregnant with her 18th child as husband Jim Bob and their 17 children gather for Mother's Day brunch. The family of 19 lives in Tenttown Northwest Arkansas in a 7000 square foot home and all kids are home schooled. The Duggars gain attention from media and Discovery Health which is filming them again.
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Little Rock
Ark
Arkansas
Michelle Duggar
Duggar
Jennifer
Josh
Tenttown
Jim Bob Duggar
Discovery Health
Jim Bob
Rogers, Ark
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Ali Mohammed
N.C
Raleigh
Amber Parker
Parker
Wendy Ranft
Stafford
Anne Anty Potn
Hix
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