Diocese pays 5.2 million to 27 abuse claimants in Covington
In Covington the Roman Catholic Diocese agreed to pay nearly 5.2 million dollars to 27 people who said priests abused them in the 1960s and 1970s at Lexington and Northern Kentucky parishes. Two settlements totals 7.415 million for 24 claimants and 750 thousand for three others after settlement talks with Bishop Foys and claimants.
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Al-Qaida plans more attacks in the United States
The AP reports some al Qaida operatives linked to a prior security warning have been captured while others remain at large. U.S. officials say detainees provided actionable information about ongoing plans for multiple coordinated attacks, with Saudi lieutenants involved and leader Abu Bakr al Azdi turning himself in.
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China's Shenzhou 5 Launch Centered in Jiuquan Oasis
China gears up for its first manned space mission Shenzhou 5 with a highly staged propaganda blitz as state media showcase Jiuquan in Gansu province. The Long March rocket will carry a taikonaut into Earth orbit for 14 orbits, date window set between Wednesday and Friday. Authorities did not confirm crew details or numbers, while secrecy cloaks the project and foreign visits remain restricted.
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Twins Separated After 26 Hour Surgery in Dallas
Two Egyptian twins Ahmed and Mohamed Ibrahim born June 2 2001 were separated in a 26 hour operation at Children’s Medical Center Dallas after a year of planning. Surgeons led by Dr Jim Thomas removed tissue expanders to cover wounds and aim to reconstruct skulls in a three to five hour follow up. The boys remain in a drug induced coma in intensive care as doctors report steady progress toward independent lives.
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Popular rapper arrested after drug find during traffic stop
James E Maxwell known as Sonny Spoon was stopped for a seat belt violation in Macon Georgia. Police say a search of his 1985 Suburban uncovered illegal drugs with a street value around 6600 dollars. He faces felony marijuana possession distribution ecstasy and cocaine trafficking charges.
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