Supreme Court Upheld Federal Power to Protect Wild Horses
The Supreme Court unanimously ruled the federal government may protect wild horses and burros on federal grazing lands from slaughter, reversing a New Mexico Livestock Board challenge and upholding the 1971 Wild Free Roaming Horses and Burros Act. The decision followed another ruling protecting Dev il's Hole pupfish's water needs.
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Five die climbing the Alps in two accidents
In the French Alps two incidents killed five climbers and injured two others, all French, with causes linked to hot dry weather. The north face of Agnéaux Peak witnessed the fatalities early before dawn, as police consider rock slides or ice collapse. In another note, the U.N. Security Council extended the Cyprus peacekeeping mission for six more months.
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Bank bandit tells teller that's enough after cash handover
In Los Angeles a robber, who slipped a note to a Bank of America teller, already received 3440 dollars and told the woman that was enough before tucking the money into a leather pouch and fleeing. Police described the exchange as cooperative but cryptic.
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Police blamed for inaction during Dan Ryan flood attacks
Chicago police faced criticism as flooding on the Dan Ryan Expressway led to violent attacks on cars. Cook County State's Attorney Bernard Carey opened a grand jury probe into racial violence in Chicago including Sunday night assaults and nearby Marquette Park unrest. Several motorists were injured and one woman killed by gunfire as attackers used guns bricks and clubs after cars were diverted by flood waters. John Gaspar questioned where the police were during the four hours on the flooded expressway and in a South Side neighborhood, noting many drivers expected protection. Police sources said such violence, while elevated for Chicago, has occurred during severe weather in the South Side. Gaspar argued more assaults occurred than police reports showed.
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