Cobain death ruled self harm not accident
Wire reports indicate Kurt Cobain's Rome overdose involved 60 pills and a suicide note, with authorities and unidentified sources labeling the Rome incident a death by own action rather than an accident. Cobain was later found dead in Seattle from a shotgun blast.
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Consumer Prices Rise Modestly in March
The Labor Department reports a 0.3 percent rise in the Consumer Price Index for March, led by housing and clothing while energy and food costs show mixed movements. Excluding food and energy, the index still climbs 0.3 percent, with medical care up 0.2 percent. Wholesale prices also gain 0.2 percent in March.
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Hillary Clinton active in Whitewater loan and sale notes
Newly released Whitewater documents portray Hillary Rodham Clinton as taking steps to wrap up the venture in the late 1980s and show she sold property worth 16500 dollars in March 1990. The records also reveal loans from McDougal entities and that tax returns listed the Rose Law Firm as the mailing address.
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Rebels Advance On Capital Kiğali Amid Street Fighting
Rebels and Rwandan Patriotic Front troops clash across Kigali center as government forces withdraw from the city. Fire from helicopters and mortars devastates areas near the parliament and airport while civilians flee with belongings. Gen. Dallaire reports rebels facing little resistance and gaining control, amid civilian casualties and reports of sectarian violence.
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Mantle says fog lifts as alcohol battle nears closure
Former Yankees star Mickey Mantle reveals sobriety in three months and recalls decades of drinking. He reports memories of the last decade blurred and hopes fans remember him for his baseball, not his alcohol problem. Mantle, 62, sought treatment after fearing a drunk image would overshadow his Hall of Fame career. He concedes alcohol issues spanned over 40 years.
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