Wisconsin spa rampage leaves three dead and two more injured
In Brookfield a 45 year old man fatally shot three people at the Azana Spa and Salon after confrontations with his wife who had a restraining order. Police found him dead from a self inflicted gunshot wound as four other women were injured and hospitalized.
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Oconomowoc
Stockholm
Nadar Khiari
Sweden
Khiari
State college tuition up 5 percent this fall
The College Board reports four year public university tuition rose about $400 to an average of $8,655 with room and board at public dorms reaching $17,860. Net prices remain far below list prices for tuition and room and board with aid, while private colleges show higher sticker prices and rising net costs.
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Washington
Sandy Baum
George Washington University
U.S. poised to top Saudi as world oil producer
U.S. crude and liquid hydrocarbon output could rise 7 percent this year to 10.9 million barrels per day, on track to become the world’s largest producer ahead of Saudi Arabia. Production gains come from new drilling tech and high prices, with projections for 11.4 million bpd next year.
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NYPD used informant to bait Muslims in NY mosques
A paid NYPD informant, Shamiur Rahman, says he was told to provoke Muslims into inflammatory remarks as part of a create and capture strategy. He photographed mosques, logged attendees, and earned up to 1000 dollars monthly, later denouncing the work as harmful to the Constitution. The AP verified portions of his account with records and messages.
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VA work-study pay delays hit veterans nationwide
Exasperated veterans in the VA work-study program report paychecks arriving weeks late, with typical two week checks around 360 dollars. The program, separate from GI Bill aid, relies on campus jobs to support families while students attend college, and delays have prompted VA changes in St. Louis to speed processing.
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Danville Area Community College
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