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  • Former Wife of Prolific Arizona Serial Killer Speaks Up First Time after Scottsdale Suicide June 29, 2018
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Oldest USS Arizona Crew Member from Pearl Harbor, Dies at 100

February 12, 2015 By Ben Beckstrom

Oldest USS Arizona Crew Member from Pearl Harbor, Dies at 100The oldest survivor of the USS Arizona battleship from the Pearl Harbor attack has died at the age of 100 in Northern California. In a Yuba City’s nursing home, retired Navy Lieutenant Commander Joseph Langdell passed away based on his son, Ted Langdell’s announcement. Jospeh Langdell was identified to be the oldest survivor from the attack, and the only surviving officer of the battleship that lost almost 1,800 men.

A native of New Hampshire, Langdell still spent an additional 4 years in the Navy after the attack, but later on worked as an auctioneer, representative of a furniture manufacturer, and became an owner of a furniture store in Yuba City. Based on Langdell’s wishes, his ashes will be sent in Hawaii aboard the USS Arizona Memorial.

Filed Under: National News Tagged With: USS Arizona

Drew Peterson’s Attorney Says Charges against His Client Is ‘Absurd’

February 12, 2015 By Adam Martin

Drew Peterson’s Attorney Says Charges against His Client Is 'Absurd'On Monday, Drew Peterson appeared in court as his attorney says his client has nothing to do with a murder-for-hire, and the charge is merely ‘absurd’. Peterson is in prison due to a with a murder-for-hire charge, accusing him of soliciting a person to kill James Glasgow, state attorney of Will County, who helped put Peterson in prison.

Peterson’s attorney, Steven Greenberg said the charge against his client is a “bit absurd”, although the 61-year-old client did not enter a plea. Peterson was convicted in 2012 of a murder charge, accusing him of drowning Kathleen Savio, his third wife. Her death was ruled an accident. However, Savio’s body was exhumed, and then her death was ruled a homicide after Stacey Peterson, Drew’s fourth wife disappeared in 2007.

Filed Under: National News Tagged With: Drew Peterson

Almost Half Billion Powerball Draw on Wednesday Causes Much Excitement

February 12, 2015 By Jesse Skelton

Almost Half Billion Powerball Draw on Wednesday Causes Much ExcitementLotto fans are getting pretty excited and praying for luck as the Powerball expected jackpot is anticipated to reach almost half a Billion dollars. This is why Powerball players are anticipating the coming draw this Wednesday with much excitement.

The jackpot prize rose because there was no winner last Saturday, and is expected to reach up to $450M, which is considered to be one of the largest. The lottery is played throughout 43 states in the U.S. Virgin Islands and the District of Columbia. Each playing ticket costs $2 and prize cash outs can be collected over a duration of 29 years.

Filed Under: Business & Economy, National News, Technology Tagged With: Powerball Draw

New Jeb Bush Staff Cites Inflammatory Comments on Twitter

February 11, 2015 By Melanie Quintal

New Jeb Bush Staff Cites Inflammatory Comments on TwitterThe political action committee of previous Florida Governor Jeb Bush has drawn the anger of Democrats after a new staffer’s history of inflammatory comments on Twitter. The co-founder of Hipster.com, now the Right to Rise PAC’s chief technology officer, Ethan Czahor made a series of offensive remarks from 2009 to 2011, while the governor believes the remarks were inappropriate.

Bush’s spokeswoman said the comments were deleted after their request, although they still consider Czahor as a great talent and an asset to the PAC’s board. Meanwhile, Democrats were angry on the tweets, criticizing Czahor’s recent hiring. Additionally, a Democratic National Committee’s spokeswoman said the new leader of the digital outreach of Jeb’s team only means unpreparedness for prime time.

Filed Under: National News Tagged With: Twitter

Unusual Odor in Cockpit Forces Emergency Landing

February 9, 2015 By Adam Martin

Unusual Odor in Cockpit Forces Emergency LandingDue to an unusual odor that spread in a cockpit, American Airlines flight pilots from Dallas decided to make an emergency landing just 45 minutes right after takeoff.

The Irving operated regional jet was coming from Dallas-Fort Worth travelling to Cedar Rapids in Iowa. It was then rerouted to Tulsa.

American flight 3235 DI land safely in Tulsa and 63 passengers and crew were transported to the terminal.

Alexis Higgins, a spokeswoman for Tulsa International Airport stated that passengers were then allowed to exit, where responders made sure all passengers were OK and then provided transportation.

The airplane was eventually was examined by mechanics and the airline made all efforts in making sure all the passengers reach their original destination.

Filed Under: National News Tagged With: Cockpit

Sea Lion Stranding Increasing in California Coast

February 9, 2015 By Adam Martin

Sea Lion Stranding Increasing in California CoastSausalito-based Marine Mammal Center (MMC), a nonprofit organization has responded to nearly 120 calls concerning stranded sea lion pups off the California coast, from San Francisco to San Diego. The pups are abandoned by their mothers and are undernourished. The event is no longer a surprise to many experts as such event happened in previous years, although the number of stranded pups recently is becoming alarming. Any disease had been ruled out.

MMC veterinarian director Shawn Johnson said the recent stranding could be higher yet as sea lion mothers seem to disappear. If the strength of the trend continues, there could be long-term effects in the sea lion population. Marine Animal Rescue director Peter Wallerstein also echoed the MMC’s concerns as the stranding is becoming increasingly puzzling. Other agencies are monitoring the female sea lions’ conditions, including their breeding grounds so as to reveal the reason behind the event.

Filed Under: National News, Science Tagged With: Sea Lion

O’Malley Goes Through Surgery Following a Broken Elbow

February 9, 2015 By Jesse Skelton

O'Malley Goes Through Surgery Following a Broken ElbowFormer Governor Martin O’Malley went through surgery after breaking an elbow. O’Malley said he is on the mend now after the procedure. The incident happened over the weekend, at a gym. On Monday, he said on his Twitter account, that the surgery went very well, and expects a speedy recovery.

This is not the first time that O’Malley has been injured, while exercising. During his first year in office, he was likewise diagnosed with a fractured left tibia or the shin bone. That injury was associated with running on a treadmill. As a term-limited Democrat, Gov. O’Malley finished both his second and last term last month.

Filed Under: Health, National News Tagged With: Broken Elbow

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