Inmate Blames Prison Food for Obesity Ahead of Execution
Richard Cooey, 41, condemned for the 1986 slayings of two University of Akron students, faces a October 14 lethal injection date. His lawyers urge state and federal courts to halt the execution, arguing obesity due to limited exercise and other claimed impediments could affect the process.
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Cincinnati
Richard Cooey
University of Akron
Ohio
U.S. Supreme Court
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Covey
Mom Convicted of Microwaving Baby Seeks New Trial
China Arnold, 28, appeals after being sentenced to life without parole following a second trial for the death of her infant son. Defense argues a former cellmate who testified Arnold confessed has recanted and cites evidence pointing to another suspect.
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Arnold
NASA finds Glenn Research Center buildings not linked to cancer
A federal health review of 301 current and former NASA Glenn workers found 65 cancer cases among over 400 staff, with no evidence of a shared hazardous exposure. NASA plans to replace the buildings, while union representative Dennis Pehotsky says findings were rushed and vows further action.
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Glenn Research Center
Dennis Pehotsky
The
Lewis Engineers
Cleveland Hopkins International
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Crete
Woodrow Whitlow Jr
Whitlow
Pehotsky
Declaration trip and rights lesson at the National Archives
A narrator visits the National Archives and sees the Declaration of Independence in a glass case. They learn about the First Amendment and Bill of Rights, reflect on canine rights, and tour Smithsonian museums with Chloe the Wiener Dog imagining space exploration.
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National Archives
United States
America
U.S
Congress
Supreme Court
Pups
Chloe
National Mall
Mom
Smithsonian Institution
Smithsonian
Museum of American History
Abraham Lincoln
Mr. Roger
National Air and Space Museum
Apollo
Houston
Earth
Norwalk Mausoleum Vandalism Reported at Woodlawn Cemetery
Norwalk police seek vandals who opened three 19th century crypts at Woodlawn Cemetery. A body was dragged from a crypt and left on the floor. The date of the act is unknown, but a Friday report notes the corpses belonged to women born in 1833 1868 and 1892. Seven mausoleums exist at the site with the latest from 1895.
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Norwalk
Woodlawn
Boa constrictor found under car engine in Springfield
The Clark County Humane Society seeks the owner of a seven foot boa constrictor found under a vehicle hood in Springfield. A family member freed the snake, nicknamed Buddy, which hissed but otherwise acted calm. The shelter receives about a dozen snakes yearly and may use the reptile for classroom education if no owner is found.
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Clark County Humane Society
Springfield
The
Humane Society
Ed Sisler
Buddy
Murray Energy mine fined 1.46 million for safety violations in Illinois
The Galatia Mine operated by Murray Energy subsidiary American Coal Co, owned by Ohio’s Bob Murray, received 1.46 million in fines after nine flagrant safety violations from September 2007 to January. MSHA cited missed pre shift inspections, combustible coal dust buildup, and a maintenance worker exposed to a live 480 volt panel. Murray contests the penalties as politically motivated.
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Bob Murray
Utah
Illinois
Murray Energy
Galatia
Federal
Mine Safety and Health Administration
Murray
American Coal Co
MSHA
Richard Stickler
U.S. Department of Labor
Inspector General
Amy Louviere
American Coal Company
Mine Safety and Health Review Commission
Crandall Canyon
Department of Labor
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