Delavan Wisconsin father commits murder suicide in apartment shooting
Police say Ambrosio Analco killed twin baby boys Isaiah and Argenis Analco his ex girlfriend Nicole McAfee and two others then shot himself Saturday. One-year-old daughter was found in a van outside the Delavan home. Investigators await forensic results but call it murder suicide.
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Bomb blast kills anti-Syrian lawmaker in Beirut
A bomb ripped through anti-Syrian lawmaker Walid Kido's car near Beirut's waterfront, killing him and nine others. He supported the U N tribunal for Hariri's 2005 assassination. he was a leading opponent of Damascus and the violence marks the seventh anti-Syrian figure killed in Lebanon in two years.
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Experts warn early signs of ovarian cancer in women
In Atlanta cancer groups led by the American Cancer Society urged women to watch for symptoms such as weeks of bloating frequent urination changes in appetite and pelvic or abdominal pain as possible early signs of ovarian cancer. The consensus statement notes that ovarian cancer remains highly deadly with about 15,000 American deaths anticipated this year.
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American Cancer Society
Hamas presses assault as Gaza City near total control
Hamas fighters launched a fierce offensive on Gaza City firing mortars and rockets at Fatah bases and the president's compound as fighting raged across Gaza leaving residents fearful. Fayez Abu Taha, 45, said his family was trapped in his Rafah building as Hamas took a rooftop nearby.
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Hendrick Racing to Hire Busch as Earnhardt Partner
Hendrick Motorsports announces Kyle Busch will join the four car team next season after negotiations with Earnhardt and Busch. Hendrick promises top equipment and targets Daytona wins in the Busch and Cup series, stressing shared responsibility for success and fan expectations.
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Georgetown brothers denied bail in JFK plot case
In Guyana, judge rejects bail for Kareem and Iqra Kadir, sons of Abdul Kadir, on illegal ammunition charges after a search by police and FBI found a rifle round at their Linden home. The brothers pled not guilty at their first court appearance before Magistrate Judge Melissa Robertson-Ogle.
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Delcambre Passes Saggy Pants Ban Ordinance
In Delcambre Louisiana the town council approved an ordinance aimed at saggy pants with penalties up to six months in jail and a $500 fine for wearing pants that reveal undershirts or body parts. Mayor Carol Broussard supports signing the measure while Albert Roy questioned the high fine but backs the ordinance.
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Minister reaction to Brown arrest shocks longtime church member
Betty Mc Donald age 80 has belonged to the church for 55 years and says she is shocked by the arrest of Brown. She vows to continue attending services as she waits for Brown's first court appearance at 1 30 p m in Gaston County Jail on a 500000 dollar bond. Adam Linhardt can be reached at (704) 869 1828.
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Minarets Fall in Samarra Shrine Bombing Incites Tension
In Baghdad suspected al Qaida bombers toppled the minarets of Samarra's Shiite shrine, heightening sectarian tension a year after the Golden Dome destruction. Prime Minister al Maliki imposed a curfew on Baghdad, sought U S reinforcements for Samarra, and urged an alert as violence fears rise.
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American freed from Kabul jail after three years
Former U S soldier Jack Idema, jailed in Kabul for running a private Afghan jail and torturing suspects, left Afghanistan after a three year sentence. Warden confirms Idema boarded a transport plane with a prison dog on June 2 as part of Hamid Karzai’s amnesty. Rahim Ahmadzai says Idema departed Policharki prison. Idema declined to share his destination in an AP email.
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Strong 6.8 quake shakes Guatemala and region
A 6.8 magnitude earthquake struck off the Pacific coast 70 miles southwest of Guatemala City at 1:29 p.m. local time, shaking Guatemala and neighboring areas including El Salvador. Officials reported no immediate casualties or major damage, though landslides were noted in Escuintla. Benedicto Giron of the disaster center said impacts were limited.
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Judge sues DC dry cleaner over pants and signs
Administrative law judge Roy L. Pearson testifies in a $54 million suit against Custom Cleaners. He argues the DC Consumer Protection Act should grant a customer what they want if a "Satisfaction Guaranteed" sign is present.
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Custom Cleaners
NATO weighs Moscow Azerbaijan anti-missile offer details
NATO defense ministers meet to clarify Russia’s proposed use of a radar base in Azerbaijan and decide how to integrate planned U S anti-missile bases into a NATO shield. They will also boost Afghan training and cut civilian casualties while planning an independent alliance missile defense next year.
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Cow theft charges target two Columbia corrections officers
State agents charged Robert Kent Summersett and Carl Ray Watford Jr with larceny of livestock after authorities say the two Corrections Department workers stole a beef cow valued under 1000 dollars from Waterree Correctional Institution’s prison farm in Sumter County where they labor. The farm runs dairy egg-laying and beef operations on a 7000 acre site.
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Ronald McDonald statue stolen from Vermont children’s home
Police call the theft of a four foot Ronald McDonald statue a probable prank. Pamela Fenimore, executive director of the Ronald McDonald House, says the unbolted statue harmed families and children who posed with it outside the nine bedroom home serving sick kids and their families. The house is part of a network of 270 homes in 30 countries.
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Inmate Escape Pair Nabbed After Lake County Chase
Two escaped inmates were captured in northwestern Montana after six days on the run. Kelly A. Frank and William J. Willcutt, both linked to burglary offenses, were arrested near Swan Lake with Frank once accused of plotting to kidnap David Letterman’s son and nanny for a $5 million ransom.
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