Sheriff defuses Garfield Bay standoff with McGuckin family
In Idaho's Garfield Bay a five child standoff ended after deputies withdrew as 15 year old Benjamin McGuckin and siblings aged 8 to 16 left home for foster care. Sheriff Phil Jarvis said there were no guns, contrasting with Ruby Ridge. Activist John Trochmann condemned the scene as un-American.
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Poverty Law Center joins Garfield Bay vigil amid Ruby Ridge protest
The Gaston Gazette reports Poverty Law Center members appeared at Garfield Bay with banners reading Ruby Ridge No. 2 and Leave the Children Alone. Speaker Butler recalled the 1992 standoff when U S marshals tried to serve a warrant on Randy Weaver, the ensuing gun fight, and the shooting of Vicki Weaver as well as the death of a child in Waco, Texas.
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Meningitis outbreak shuts Ohio hospital as deaths rise
In Alliance Ohio crowds waited as antibiotics ran low amid a meningitis outbreak killing two West Branch High School students and threatening a Marlington teen. Fresh supplies arrived by helicopter, with thousands treated and more possibly needing care as schools canceled classes and positions urged preventive antibiotics.
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Five Idaho children stay with friend after standoff at home
Five children aged 8 to 16 who surrendered after a five day impasse with sheriff's deputies will remain with a family friend while a Bonner County judge determines their next arrangement. The mother faces a felony neglect charge and may regain custody or be placed under state supervision. Hospitalized but in good condition, the siblings await Monday custody hearing.
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Pearl Harbor tops weekend box office again
Pearl Harbor remains No 1 with 30 million in ticket sales and 119.3 million gross after 10 days. Shrek is a close second with 28.4 million, bringing 148.6 million in 17 days. The Animal debuts third at 19.8 million, Moulin Rouge earns 14.2 million in its wide release, and What’s the Worst That Could Happen opens fifth at 13.3 million.
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Box office ranking of top films this period
Pearl Harbor leads with 30.0 million followed by Shrek 28.4 million and The Animal 19.8 million. Moulin Rouge earns 14.2 million, What's the Worst That Could Happen 13.3, The Mummy Returns 7.5, A Knight's Tale 3.4, Bridget Jones's Diary 2.1, Angel Eyes 1.8, and Memento 1.1 million.
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