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Youngstown State University : A student at Ohio University, Youngstown State, was killed and 11 others, including six students were injured in a shooting outside the campus early Sunday, authorities said. All but three of the wounded were treated and released, said Tina Creighton, a representative of St. Elizabeth’s Medical Center in Youngstown. The deceased was identified as 25-year-old Johnson, Jamail near Girard, Ohio. Johnson was shot in the head and repeatedly in the lower part of the body, Dr. Joseph Hor office Mahoning County medical examiner investigator, told CNN. No other details of the shooting were immediately available. The representative of the university, Ron Cole said that there was no threat on campus, but campus police have increased their presence (AP) “as a precautionary measure.” – Shooting in the fraternity house killed one student and injured 11 people, including six students, to the north of the campus of Youngstown State University, authorities said Sunday. The shooting happened at a party early Sunday morning, and no arrests have been made, but police in at least one of the suspects, police Lt. Youngstown Franklin says Palmer. Mahoning County office of the investigator identified the dead student as 25-year-old E. Johnson, Jamail. He was shot in the head several times on her thighs and legs, and an autopsy is scheduled for Monday, said Dr. Joseph Or, forensic pathologist with the office of Coroner

The House committee on justice, where ex-Armed Forces chief Angelo Reyes was supposed to testify on Tuesday, pushed through with its hearing despite the

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2010 Census Results Updates :2 010 Census figures were released today and the reapportionment of Congressional districts is attracting attention, as PostPolitics report: South and West over the past decade experienced rapid population will gain political power in the Republican leaning states, some historic democratic states in the rust belt have lost him, according to Census Bureau figures released Tuesday ensure proportional representation in the House for the purpose will be. Congressional districts in eight states benefit, will support five, including Sen. John two years ago for President (R-Ariz.) McCain. The biggest winner Texas, a state that normally backs Republican for president was. Its population since 2000 and will add a four House seats as a result has increased from 21 per cent. Who is switching seats: See Map 2010 Census? As Bloomberg states like Texas reapportionment coming elections in a position of power in the more Hispanics will place the report: Today Texas 2010 Census with the biggest political boost emerged, as a growing Hispanic population includes four congressional seats in some districts to challenge Republican dominance set, Law producers said. Second most populous state in development since 2000 in Texas U.S. House of Representatives 36 seats given, up to 32, the greatest benefit of any state, census figures show. The increase stake for Republicans, who since 2002 Austin, Texas statehouse dominates and draw new district lines will takes. Texas Latinos have tended back Democrats, U.S. Representative Gene Green, a Houston Democrat, and black Farenthold, a Brownsville Republican said. While Hispanics make up 37 per cent of the population, Republican hold all statewide offices optional. Unlike many North Eastern States census of 2010 the democratic trends will lose seats after

The Don’t Ask, Don’t Tell or DADT has been repealed by the Senate on Saturday with 63-33 test vote. The Senate voted to advance legislation that would overturn the military ban on openly gay troops known as “don’t ask, don’t tell.” The House had passed an identical version of the bill, 250-174, earlier this week.