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sentence for the dismissed first-degree rape charges.
• Court documents indicate the victim was 5 years old when she was assaulted by Slaughter in 2010.
• Circuit Judge Wally Eklund scheduled Slaughter's sentencing for Aug. 20.
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July 4 blast planned at Crazy Horse Memorial
• CRAZY HORSE MEMORIAL, S.D. (AP) -- A blast will mark the Independence Day holiday at Crazy Horse Memorial.
• The 11 a.m. blast will honor veterans and current military members as well as the memory of Crazy Horse sculptor Korczak Ziolkowski (KOR'-zhack jew-uhl-KUFF'-skees), a decorated World War II Army sergeant.
• Prior to the blast, horseback riders from the Pine Ridge Indian Reservation will hold a ceremony honoring living and deceased military veterans.
• The Crazy Horse Memorial is a mountain carving in progress that will honor Oglala Lakota warrior Crazy Horse.
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10 Things to Know for Friday
The Associated Press
• 1. EGYPT'S INTERIM PRESIDENT SWORN IN
• A top judge replaces Islamist leader as the army cracks down on the Muslim Brotherhood.
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• 2. MORSI'S "OVER MY DEAD BODY" MOMENT
• In his final days in power, Egypt's embattled president was defiant even though his allies abandoned him.
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• 3. WHAT HEALTH CARE LAW'S DELAY MEANS FOR YOU
• The change won't affect most people but it adds to an appearance of disarray surrounding the Affordable Care Act.
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• 4. AFTER AUTOPSIES, HOW 19 FALLEN FIREFIGHTERS WILL BE REMEMBERED
• Now that post-mortems are complete, an Arizona procession is planned for Sunday, and a memorial service Tuesday.
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