Illness Sparks Fatal Hospital Shooting in Boulder
A 90 year old patient and her daughter died after a hospital room shooting in Boulder. Mary Kathryn Ramsay recently diagnosed with multiple sclerosis killed Florence Shockey and then shot herself in the head, leaving a note about caring for her mother as her illness progressed. Officer Pease described it as the daughter ending it for both.
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Cole
Mary Kathryn Ramsay
Florence Shockey
Ramsay
Mike Pease
Poor Children Lack Access To Preschool Programs
A GAO report finds most poor preschoolers lack health, nutrition and education services needed for school readiness. Only about 35 percent of low income 3 and 4 year olds attended such programs in 1989, versus 60 percent of higher income peers, due to space and funding limits and program limitations.
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Washington
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General Accounting Office
GAO
House pass pushes five year tax cut plan through
The House approved a five year $189 billion tax cut package despite Democratic opposition. The vote 246-188 sent the bill to the Senate as Republicans celebrate a key step in their contract with America. The plan includes a $500 child tax credit and capital gains tax relief among other provisions.
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America
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Senate
Clinton
Newt Gingrich
Gingrich
GOP
United States House
Budget Committee
Pete Domenici
New Mexico
Finance Committee
Bob Pack
Warm Winter Sparks Early Pollen Rush Across Nation
A warm winter leads to an early pollen release as trees shed pollen earlier than normal. The second warmest winter in a century has heightened allergy symptoms with nationwide high counts.
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Washington
Mild allergy season expected with active pollen in many areas
Weather tonight is mostly cloudy with a 30 percent shower chance and a low in the 50s. Tomorrow will be partly cloudy with highs in the mid to upper 70s. Experts say mild winter and early warmth are jump starting trees and grasses, signaling an active 1995 allergy season with high pollen levels nationwide.
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Senate
Bob Dole
New York Newsday
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Newsday
Marist College Institute For Public Opinion
Sarah Kaluzny-Petroff
American Academy of Allergy
Milwaukee
Defense questions key gloves in Simpson murder case
Los Angeles prosecutors face a setback as criminalist Dennis Fung acknowledges that two bloody leather gloves found at the scene and Simpson estate might have been contaminated before testing. Barry Scheck leads the cross examination to highlight possible tampering and moves a videotape showing the murder scene glove. Judge Lance Ito will rule on the tape’s admissibility as Fung returns to the stand.
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O.J. Simpson
Nicole Brown Simpson
Dennis Fung
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Barry Scheck
Simpson
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Superior Court
Lance Ito
Scheck
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