Falls police: Driver, passenger in fatal accident not wearing seatbelts
Falls police say it appears that the driver and passenger involved in a fatal one-car accident Thursday morning in Falls weren't wearing seatbelts when the driver lost control and the car flipped over a guardrail, landing in a creek.
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Gov. Tom Corbett said Friday his administration will revise a contract with a British company to manage the $3.5 billion state Lottery in an effort to win approval from Attorney General Kathleen Kane, an avenue that for now avoids a court battle.
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- NJ judge denies NY man's move to dismiss wife slay
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A New Jersey judge has denied a request by a New York man to dismiss charges against him in the fatal shooting of his wife.
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- Michelle Bachelet says she's going back to Chile
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Former Chilean President Michelle Bachelet, who became head of the U.N. agency promoting women's equality in July 2010, said Friday night that she is giving up the post and returning home, an announcement that comes amid widespread speculation she plans to run for president again this year.
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