Kimh Road plan widens concerns As Carrie Brown approached The Smith Center lectern to address about 100 fellow Western Governors University graduates Saturday, her imminent speech wasn ;t the only thing stirring her nerves.Brown thought b ack to about 15 years earlier, when she ;d been told to leave her high school graduation because she ;d decorated her cap with Native American regalia. An eagle feather had dangled by her ear. Her Great-Uncle Beno had helped bead the cap; each bead a prayer for Brown.The 33-year-old cap had similar adornment Saturday. I always feel slightly paranoid now when I graduate, she told her fellow students after an introduction in the Northern Paiute language. I feel like I don ;t belong. However, she continued, My WGU degr ee and commencement is different. I fought with it, struggled with it and wanted to give up several times. But it mine. I earned it. Brown class is only the second to Snju Plane crash near California airport kills three traveling to Henderson When Las Vegas police Detective Andy Caldwell was told O.J. Simpson was a robbery suspect, he didn t believe what he had heard, he testified Wednesday. It couldn t be true. ... It didn t make sense, he said on the witness stand in the armed robbery and kidnapping trial of Simpson and co-defendant Clarence C.J. Stewart.Both men are charged with robbing two sports memorabilia deale rs last September in a Palace Station hotel room.Caldwell s skepticism about Simpson s involvement changed after arri ving at the hotel and watching security video showing the hall of fame running back on the property that evening, he said.The investigation stretched into the early morning as police talked to memorabilia dealers Bruce Fromong, Alfred Beardsley and auctioneer Thomas Riccio, who had arranged the meeting in Room 1203.Caldwell said he considered arresting Riccio but didn t after hearing his entire story.Riccio has said he worked with Simpson to arrange what they called a sting
