Nurse confesses to killing 18 patients in Egypt
Aida Nur e-Din, 42, a Cairo hospital nurse, allegedly killed at least 18 patients this year to avoid disturbance during night shifts by injecting drugs stolen from the dispensary. She reportedly jumped from a third floor window while being escorted to a prosecutor to face murder charges.
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Mir crew videotapes damaged Spektr module during exterior survey
The Mir crew circling the station in a Soyuz spent about 45 minutes examining the punctured Spektr hull after a June cargo ship collision. They aim to patch the module and plan to transmit footage to Earth for analysis as Russian mission control coordinates further spaces walks and repairs.
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No charges against FBI agents over Ruby Ridge case
Justice Department prosecutors said they will not file criminal charges against four suspended FBI officials tied to the 1992 Ruby Ridge siege. Former Deputy Director Larry Potts and Danny Coulson led a list that also includes two other senior agents. The announcement drew sharp congressional criticism amid ongoing debates over federal handling of the Idaho shootout.
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Teamsters and UPS Inch Toward Breakthrough Talks Stalemate
On Day 12 of the UPS strike, Teamsters leaders urged members to dig in while public signals showed more flexibility from UPS and room for movement. President Ron Carey said talks were not closer to a solution despite extended face-to-face discussions and mediator meetings.
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Judge rules Nichols trial stay in Denver venue
US District Judge Richard Matsch denied Terry Nichols request to move the Oklahoma City bombing trial to San Francisco. Nichols will be tried in Denver, the same city where Timothy McVeigh was convicted and sentenced. Attorneys argued Northern California would bias jurors due to McVeigh media coverage. The court found McVeigh's trial experience supports Denver as the proper venue.
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CNN Eyes Dan Rather as Offer Tops Seven Million
National roundup reports CNN considers luring veteran CBS anchor Dan Rather with an offer reportedly exceeding seven million dollars annually. CNN declines comment while Rather remains unavailable, and sources say he has been approached by CNN for years.
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Aiken Standard Publication Details and Subscriptions
The Aiken Standard shows publication days and schedule details, listing weekday afternoon and weekend morning editions. It provides mailing options with prices for home, county, and other mail, and notes subscription advance payment options and customer service hours.
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