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Should this be our new superintended!  Facing a discrimination law suit .

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LEE'S SUMMIT, Mo. - Newly named Lee's Summit School District Superintendent Dennis Carpenter currently faces several age discrimination lawsuits stemming from his time as superintendent of the Hickman Mills School District.

After Carpenter was announced as the new Lee's Summit superintendent on Monday, 41 Action News uncovered court documents detailing the suits.

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A lawsuit against the Hickman Mills School District, filed by 27 current and former teachers with over 500 years of combined experience, describes a salary schedule put in place during Carpenter's term as superintendent that cut the salaries of the longtime teachers, while increasing the salaries of younger, less experienced ones.

According to the lawsuit, the salary schedule for the Hickman Mills School District was changed for the 2015-2016 school year, resulting in some teachers seeing pay cuts as high as almost $13,000.

Contract agreements obtained by 41 Action News show that Carpenter's superintendent salary increased during his time in the role.

Carpenter's 2013 contract agreement stated that Carpenter would receive a base salary of $180,000. His 2016 agreement showed that his base salary increased to $185,366.

Leta Hogge, who taught English in the Hickman Mills School District for 19 years, is one of the teachers named in the suit.

On Thursday, Hogge spoke to 41 Action News about the action from teachers and Carpenter's switch to Lee's Summit.

"We were stunned," said Hogge, explaining her reaction to Monday's announcement. "I never felt that he cared about the teachers. I think his actions as superintendent prove that."

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- Tom Dempsey (@KCTomDempsey) January 13, 2017

As a result of the salary system change for the 2015-2016 school year in Hickman Mills, Hogge changed from the Longevity Scale pay rate to the Step 17 pay rate. The lawsuit states that the switch led to a pay cut of $66,124 for the 2014-2015 school year, to $56,388 for the 2015-2016 school year.

Hogge said she tried talking with the district and Carpenter to keep her then-current rate from falling, but her efforts proved unsuccessful.

"We never asked for a raise," she explained. "We asked to be grandfathered in at our current salaries. It felt personal. It was my livelihood."

Hogge told 41 Action News that the pay cut led to her leaving her job.

"I made it one more year and then I retired," the former English teacher said. "I just couldn't do it anymore."

Hogge's story is one of 27 described in the lawsuit.

Carpenter currently faces at least three other lawsuits from principals whose contracts weren't renewed during his term as Hickman Mills superintendent.

According to a lawsuit obtained by 41 Action News, former Hickman Mills School District principal Bill Scully had to reapply for his job after his contract was not renewed by the district in 2013 after Carpenter took over as superintendent.

Scully's attorney told 41 Action News that after Scully was not rehired for the job, he was replaced by a "dramatically younger, less qualified" candidate.

Hogge said she was not shocked hearing about the other lawsuits, as she and the other plaintiffs share something in common.

"We're all definitely over the age of 40," she explained. "I would say the majority are over the age of 50."

The lawsuits involving the teachers and Scully are still pending and being decided in court.

The Lee's Summit School District declined to comment on the story.

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- Tom Dempsey (@KCTomDempsey) January 13, 2017

After 41 Action News reached out to both Dennis Carpenter and the Hickman Mills School District on Thursday afternoon, the station was still awaiting a response by nighttime.

Carpenter's contract with the Lee's Summit School District is still waiting to be finalized.

The School Board hopes to have the contract ready to be signed by the next board meeting on Thursday, January 19th.
Tom Dempsey can be reached at Tom.Dempsey@KSHB.com.
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Newly named Lee's Summit superintendent faces age discrimination lawsuits

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LEE'S SUMMIT, Mo. - Newly named Lee's Summit School District Superintendent Dennis Carpenter currently faces several age discrimination lawsuits stemming from his time as superintendent of the Hickman Mills School District. After Carpenter was announced as the new Lee's Summit superintendent on Monday, 41 Action News uncovered court documents detailing the suits.

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Wisconsin man blows up apartments killing himself

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Orlando nightclub attacker's wife could face life in prison on new charges.

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Noor Salman, the wife of the Orlando nightclub gunman Omar Mateen, could face life in prison on charges against her in a federal indictment unsealed Tuesday, as prosecutors said she deliberately helped her husband's terror plans while trying to keep police and the FBI off their trail.
ISTANBUL NIGHTCLUB SHOOTING SUSPECT TRAINED IN AFGHANISTAN, OFFICIAL SAYS
Salman, 30, "did knowingly aid and abet" her husband's attempts to support the Islamic State terror group, the two-count indictment unsealed on Tuesday stated. It also charged her with obstruction of justice. The indictment painted a much different picture from her claim she was clueless about his intentions.

The "aiding and abetting" charge signals that the feds believe she played a major role in the attack, a former federal prosecutor told FoxNews.com. "If you give somebody a gun knowing that they are going to use it to rob a bank, in the eyes of the law you are just as guilty as the bank robber," John Malcolm, Director of the Edwin Meese III Center for Legal and Judicial Studies, said.
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Mateen died in a shootout with police after he killed 49 people and wounded 53 others at the Pulse Nightclub on June 12, 2016. The FBI arrested his wife at her home in Rodeo, Calif., on Monday morning.

As for the obstruction charge, prosecutors said Salman "knowingly" misled police and the FBI about the massacre.

Salman briefly stood before a federal judge in Oakland Tuesday; her appearance was continued until Wednesday. Her attorney Linda Moreno said she "had no foreknowledge nor could she predict what Omar Mateen intended to do that tragic night."

Salman's uncle, Al, also stressed his niece had no idea what her husband was planning. "I raised her, I know. I know she's innocent."

However, she drove him to the nightclub at least once before the attack, a law enforcement source told Fox News. In addition, she reportedly shopped with her husband at a Walmart where he bought bullets.

The couple also texted each other during the massacre, investigators said. Mateen reportedly asked his wife, "Do you see what's happening?" She was said to have replied, "No?", as Mateen responded, "I love you, babe."

Mateen pledged allegiance to ISIS in a 911 call during the three-hour standoff that ended in his death.

"I was unaware of everything," Salman told the New York Times in November. "I don't condone what he has done. I am very sorry for what has happened. He has hurt a lot of people."
FoxNews.com's Malia Zimmerman, Fox News' Claudia Cowan in Oakland and The Associated Press contributed to this report.

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Orlando nightclub attacker's wife could face life in prison on new charges

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Noor Salman, the wife of the Orlando nightclub gunman Omar Mateen, could face life in prison on charges against her in a federal indictment unsealed Tuesday, as prosecutors said she deliberately helped her husband's terror plans while trying to keep police and the FBI off their trail.

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A woman jumped from an emergency exit door on a flight after it landed Monday at a Houston airport, local authorities said. Officials told local news stations that the woman took off running toward the terminal before she was caught. The woman was a passenger on a United Airlines flight from New Orleans that landed at George Bush Intercontinental Airport. Investigators said she opened the emergency door and then jumped onto the plane's wing before making it to the ground level. This is what happens when someone decides to deploy the emergency escape and jump off your plane while you are on an active runway... to clarify that is what I understand to have happened and the dog is looking at a random passenger as he was escorted through the plane. #iah #msy #ual #unitedairlines #neworleans #houston #searchdog #freakonaplane A photo posted by Stacy D (@geoggirl) on Nov 28, 2016 at 12:11pm PST Officials said the woman was detained and taken to a hospital for a psychiatric evaluation. The woman will not face charges for the incident. Some of the passengers on the plane posted photos and videos on social media of the aftermath. Officials are unclear why the woman pulled the emergency lever.

A woman jumped from an emergency exit door on a flight after it landed Monday at a Houston airport, local authorities said.

Officials told local news stations that the woman took off running toward the terminal before she was caught.

The woman was a passenger on a United Airlines flight from New Orleans that landed at George Bush Intercontinental Airport. Investigators said she opened the emergency door and then jumped onto the plane's wing before making it to the ground level.

Officials said the woman was detained and taken to a hospital for a psychiatric evaluation. The woman will not face charges for the incident.

Some of the passengers on the plane posted photos and videos on social media of the aftermath. Officials are unclear why the woman pulled the emergency lever.

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A woman jumped from an emergency exit door on a flight after it landed Monday at a Houston airport, local authorities said. Officials told local news stations that the woman took off running toward the terminal before she was caught. The woman was a passenger on a United Airlines flight from New Orleans that landed at George Bush Intercontinental Airport.

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60-Year-Old Gorilla, 1st to Be Born in a Zoo, Dies in Ohio

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Twenty-nine-year-old Johanna Watkins from Minnesota cannot kiss her husband Scott, or even spend time in the same room as him. She suffers from Mast Cell Activation Syndrome, a rare disorder of the immune system, which means she is allergic to almost everything, including her husband's scent.

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Twenty-nine-year-old Johanna Watkins from Minnesota cannot kiss her husband Scott, or even spend time in the same room as him. She suffers from Mast Cell Activation Syndrome, a rare disorder of the immune system, which means she is allergic to almost everything, including her husband's scent.

Johanna and Scott Watkins's date nights are very different from other couples.

"Scott and I will try to watch a show together. We can't be in the room together, because I'm allergic to him, but he will be three floors below me in a room on his laptop and I will be on mine and we'll watch the show at the same time and then text about it as we're watching it," says Johanna.

Johanna lives in an attic room all by herself with sealed windows and doors, and air filters to purify the air. She has a severe form of Mast Cell Activation Syndrome (MCAS) in which the cells that are meant to protect her from outside threats mutate and start attacking her body instead.

The symptoms and severity of the disease can vary from patient to patient, but it makes Johanna allergic to virtually everything and can trigger life-threatening anaphylactic shock.

Before she married her husband Scott in 2013 Johanna did not expect her condition to become so severe. She worked as a teacher and the couple used to love hiking together. Even then she struggled with unusual rashes, irritable bowel syndrome and migraines, but these ailments became much worse after the couple married.

"There were times three and four years ago, before we got the diagnosis, that if I was extra close to my wife, specifically if my face was close to Johanna's face, she would cough," says Scott.

But it was only last year that the couple realised they had become unable to physically share their life together.

"We had noticed that when Scott would come in [to the room] I would start feeling worse and worse. My normal daily symptoms would just be aggravated," says Johanna. "And then at one point he went to get his haircut and came back in the room and within two minutes I had started my anaphylactic symptoms and he had to leave."

A week later Scott tried to see his wife again, but the same thing happened, and they realised their lives would have to change dramatically.

"It was this horrible reality that it wasn't going to work," says Johanna. "I was now reacting strongly to my husband. Before this I had reacted to my parents, to many, many other people, but it was horrific when it became Scott."

The treatment and medication that is usually given to MCAS sufferers does not help Johanna, so at the moment the couple do not know when - if ever - their situation will change.

"There's not an easy way around this problem. I want to keep Johanna safe and me going to see her compromises her safety," says Scott. "One of the ways I can take care of her now is by not going to see her. I'm not going to endanger her life. We're absolutely committed to one another and we're going to wait as long as it takes to see if there is some kind of healing."

Doctors are trying different treatments, but none so far have helped.

"They don't know if I will get well, and so we hope and we pray that I will," says Johanna. "I have had anaphylaxis, which is a life-threatening allergic reaction, more times than we can keep track of. My life could end quickly. Life is frail - it can end."

But Scott will be part of her life for as long as it continues, she says.

"On our wedding day we made vows to each other that till death do us part. No matter what life brought.

"I can tell you that even if I have this until I'm 90 years old, I would be committed to my husband with that vow and still love him."

Scott says they do sometimes get angry and frustrated about their situation.

"I've had to release a lot of what I expected for myself and I've had to accept what has been given to us," says Scott.

He adds: "Johanna and I are good at talking, we talk a lot, we try to communicate a lot, so one thing that we've found that's helpful is just bringing each other into what's going on in our lives as best we can because we're not able to be together."

Scott works full-time as a teacher and then returns home every evening to cook Johanna's food.

"It's one of the ways that I can care for her, and every other day for the past year I've had one of my dear friends come and they help [me] cook for Johanna," he says. "She can only eat two meals, so she's been eating the same two meals for over a year."

Johanna can only tolerate 15 different foods, including spices, so she eats either beef chuck roast (beef stew) with organic celery, carrot and parsnip or organic lamb with turmeric, cinnamon and cucumber.

The couple are currently living in the family home of their friends, the Olsons, while their own home is renovated to make it a safe living space for Johanna. The Olson family have given up using all scented products and do not cook in their house at all.

"I have had severe reactions to someone smoking a cigarette down the block," says Johanna. "I have had severe reactions to the pizza place that's a mile down the street, and all my windows are closed and sealed in the room with special filters.

"But just if the wind blows it on the right direction that day and I get even a whiff I can have a severe reaction. The house is quite large and I'm at the top level, and if an onion were to be cut in the kitchen I have had a severe reaction."

Johanna has not left the attic room for more than a year, except to visit the hospital in an emergency or to see her doctor. Every morning she listens to a playlist of songs and then might write or answer an email to a friend, or video-call her young nieces.

The only people she does not have a life-threatening reaction to are her siblings, who help take care of her. Before they enter her room, they have to avoid eating strongly spiced food, shower with a special soap and strip down to their underwear. As soon as they walk in, they put on masks and special clothes that have never left Johanna's room.

Despite all these precautions, Johanna's symptoms still become worse after their visit.

"I think growing up in America, it's common for us to just think, 'Oh OK if there's a disease there'll be a medical solution, it will be fixed and I'll move on with my life,'" says Johanna. "So being diagnosed and becoming this ill, [there was] definitely a grieving process that I went through."

But the fact that Scott is downstairs in the same house and that she can talk to him on the phone is a huge comfort, says Johanna.

"I have many gifts in my life, many blessings that I have to be thankful for," she says. "And that reminds me to not become selfish and just make it all about me."

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Monster Energy drinks killed my son: Dad

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A dad claims that energy drinks led to his son's death.

Dustin Hood consumed 3¹/₂ 24-ounce cans of Monster Energy drinks within a 24-hour period in 2015, a lawsuit filed by Hood's dad claims. The teen then played basketball and collapsed on the court. He was rushed to the hospital and died shortly thereafter.

According to TMZ, the lawsuit claims Hood died of cardiac arrythmia triggered by excess caffeine consumption.
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Father sues Monster Energy over son's death

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A dad claims that energy drinks led to his son's death. Dustin Hood consumed 3¹/₂ 24-ounce cans of Monster Energy drinks within a 24-hour period in 2015, a lawsuit filed by Hood's dad claims. The teen then played basketball and collapsed on the court. He was rushed to the hospital and died shortly thereafter.

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Famous athletes Jerome Bettis, Amy Van Dyken and Dennis Rodman have a lot in common. They all have asthma — and they discovered that by controlling it, they could not only still participate in sports, they could go on to accomplish great things. And there are many more like them. Asthma affects 17 million people in the United States alone, including those with exercise-induced asthma. But with effective management, many still live an active life and achieve their athletic dreams.

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The wife of the gunman who carried out a mass shooting an Orlando, Florida, nightclub was arrested by the FBI today in San Francisco

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&#151; -- The wife of the gunman who carried out a mass shooting an Orlando, Florida, nightclub was arrested by the FBI today in San Francisco, the FBI and her lawyer said.

Gunman Omar Mateen's wife, Noor Salman, was charged with obstruction of justice and with aiding and abetting Mateen's attempted provision and provision of material support to ISIL, the U.S. Attorney's office said, referring to the terror group also known as ISIS.

Salman's lawyer, Linda Moreno, said in a statement to ABC News, "Noor Salman had no foreknowledge nor could she predict what Omar Mateen intended to do that tragic night. Noor has told her story of abuse at his hands. We believe it is misguided and wrong to prosecute her and that it dishonors the memories of the victims to punish an innocent person."

Salman is expected to appear in court on Tuesday for a first appearance, her lawyer said. She is expected to be extradited to Florida, where she was indicted.

Mateen was killed in a police shootout after he carried out the June 12 mass shooting at Pulse nightclub that killed 49 people.

Law enforcement mobile command vehicles line the street next to the scene of the Pulse nightclub mass shooting, June 16, 2016, in Orlando, Fla.

Orlando Police Chief John Mina was glad to learn Salman was arrested, he said in a statement today.

"Federal authorities have been working tirelessly on this case for more than seven months, and we are grateful that they have seen to it that some measure of justice will be served in this act of terror that has affected our community so deeply," Mina said. "Nothing can erase the pain we all feel about the senseless and brutal murders of 49 of our neighbors, friends, family members and loved ones. But today, there is some relief in knowing that someone will be held accountable for that horrific crime."
ABC News' Josh Margolin contributed to this report.

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Wife of Pulse Nightclub Gunman Omar Mateen Arrested in San Francisco

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151; -- The wife of the gunman who carried out a mass shooting an Orlando, Florida, nightclub was arrested by the FBI today in San Francisco, the FBI and her lawyer said. Gunman Omar Mateen's wife, Noor Salman, was charged with obstruction of justice and with aiding and abetting Mateen's attempted provision and provision of material support to ISIL, the U.S.

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Kansas City Police have upgraded a suspicious death investigation in the 1200 block of Admiral Boulevard into a homicide investigation.

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WEBVTT THE MAN'S BODY FOUND OUTSIDE ATRUCK.REPORTER: POLICE GOT THE CALLTHIS MORNING.>> A'S TO SEE THEM EVERYDAY.MARCUS IS HOMELESS.MARCUS MET THE CUBAN IMMIGRANTWHEN HE WORKED AT AN AREA HELPORGANIZATION.THEY SHARED WITH POLICE.>> I'M REALLY GOING TO MISS HIM.REPORTER: MANY PEOPLE HAVEALCOHOL ABUSE AND DRUG ABUSEPROBLEMS.IT LEADS TO A LOT OF CRIME.THE PERSON THAT DIED OVER HEREWAS ACTUALLY MURDERED.AS FOR MOTIVE, THEY DON'T KNOW.>> WHY ANYBODY WOULD DO ANYTHINGTO HIM BECAUSE HE DOESN'T BOTHERNOBODY.REPORTER: THE MAN'S WORLDLYPOSSESSIONS, MINISCULE.INVESTIGATORS OF JUST BEGUNLOOKING INTO THE CASE.A JOB MAY TOUGHER BECAUSE OF THEVICTIMS APPARENTLY STYLE.

Kansas City Police have upgraded a suspicious death investigation in the 1200 block of Admiral Boulevard into a homicide investigation. Police said a male victim was found outside the building and pronounced dead at the scene. Police said they have limited information on the victim, and are waiting on the Jackson County Medical Examiner's Office to determine the person's death. A large police presence remains in the area as detectives continue their investigation.

Kansas City Police have upgraded a suspicious death investigation in the 1200 block of Admiral Boulevard into a homicide investigation.

Police said a male victim was found outside the building and pronounced dead at the scene.

Police said they have limited information on the victim, and are waiting on the Jackson County Medical Examiner's Office to determine the person's death.

A large police presence remains in the area as detectives continue their investigation.

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Suspicious death investigation now a homicide on Admiral Boulevard

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Mishi Mboko, the women's representative for the coastal city of Mombasa, says it was the best strategy to shore up opposition votes.

"Women, this is the strategy you should adopt. It is the best. Deny them sex until they show you their voter's card," she said.

The registrations ends on 17 February.

Ms Mboko said sex was a powerful weapon and would encourage reluctant men to rush to register as voters in the exercise that began on Monday.

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Kenyan women urged to withhold sex in vote drive

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Kenyan MP urges women to withhold sex from their husbands until they register as voters.

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Chiefs lost 18-16 to The Steelers

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Mexico Town fears Nightclub shooting mean Drug War has come.

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An ancient Buddha statue has been discovered under the water of a reservoir in China's Jiangxi Province - and there may be more archaeological discoveries.

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Shoe company recalls shoes because the boot footprints left swastika marks on the ground

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Conal Footwear apologized and recalled a line of boots after a viral image showed they left swastika imprints.

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The Kansas City chiefs fall to the Pittsburgh Steelers in the first round of the playoffs

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Russian President Vladimir Putin said Tuesday that a damning dossier on US President-elect Donald Trump was "false" and dismissed allegations that his country's security services had been monitoring Trump as "rubbish."

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Russian President Vladimir Putin said Tuesday that a damning dossier on US President-elect Donald Trump was "false" and dismissed allegations that his country's security services had been monitoring Trump as "rubbish."

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Orlando terrorist wife could face life in prison.

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James and Green got tangled up yet again on Monday when the two collided midcourt. Green stopped the fast break by barreling into James. Frustrated with the call, Green mocked James for flopping.

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Father sues Monster Energy over son's death. Dustin Hood consumed 3¹/₂ 24-ounce cans of Monster Energy drinks within a 24-hour period in 2015, a lawsuit filed by Hood’s dad claims. The teen then played basketball and collapsed on the court. He was rushed to the hospital and died shortly thereafter.

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Wisconsin man calls 911 and tells them that he has a bomb and then once they show up, he threatened to blow everyone up. Then he sets the bomb off and blows up his apartment, and burns down the whole apartment building, killing himself and injuring 2.

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Mr. Kohl - Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. would have turned 88 yesterday!  Many Americans took time to remember his legacy

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Mr. Kohl - Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. would have turned 88 yesterday!  Many Americans took time to remember his legacy