Newsmaker Hit and Run Could Mean 90 Days in Jail
Rodney King was sentenced to 90 days in jail for a hit and run after knocking his wife down as he drove away during an argument. The judge stayed the sentence pending appeal. Crystal King testified she suffered head and arm injuries during the incident. King, 31, is on probation from a 1994 drunken driving conviction and remains linked to the 1991 beating case that sparked 1992 riots.
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Alhambra
Calif
Rodney King
Michael Kanner
Crystal King
King
Los Angeles
Autopsy Finds Liable Homicide in Siebens Case
Oakland County Medical Examiner ruled Louise Siebens death a homicide from intravenous injection after autopsy. Dr Dragovic noted she could not self-administer due to Lou Gehrig like illness giving the case a non self harm conclusion. Clinton Signs Welfare Overhaul Aimed at Forcing Work and Ending Federal Aid Promise.
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Permart
Jack Kevorkian
Lou Gehrig
Oakland County
L.J. Dragovic
Louise Siebens
Dragovic
Aiken Standard Subscription Rates and Mailing Info
Subscription rates for home delivery county mail and other mail are listed with monthly and multi month options. The notice notes advance payments may be made to The Aiken Standard PBM Subscription and provides publication details and address.
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Aiken Standard - Pbm
Aiken Standard
Aiken Communications Inc
P.O
Rutland Drive
Aiken
S.C
Delays in 911 response cited after Olympic Park bombing
Atlanta residents told a public hearing delays in 911 responses hindered emergency aid the night of the Centennial Olympic Park bombing. Ex Marine Garrison Daniel recounted phone logs show missing or late dispatcher records and a 30 minute police arrival after burglar reports.
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Atlanta
Olympic Park
Garrison Daniel
Centennial Olympic Park
Witch bus driver convicted in Bridgeport court case shock
A 14 year old accused a school bus driver of seducing him with a spell cast by a practicing witch named Kerri Patavino. The Bridgeport Superior Court found Patavino guilty of statutory seduction and related acts after two days of testimony.
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Bridgeport
Conn
Kerri Lynn Patavino
Bridgeport Superior Court
Patavino
Madison Middle School
Trumbull
Lebed Halts Grozny Assault Claim Advancement
In Grozny, Alexander Lebed voiced withdraw of the army ultimatum after meetings with rebel and military leaders. He asserted no bombardment would occur today though no official word from commanders followed. Tens of thousands have fled as Russia’s forces press a harsh assault amid internal rifts.
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Grozny
Russia
Boris Yeltsin
Kremlin
Alexander Lebed
Chechnya
Lebed
Gromy
Yeltsin
Itar-Tass
Zelimkhan Yandarbiyev
Aslan Maskhadov
Pentagon reports seven possible chemical detections in Gulf War
The Pentagon for the first time confirms seven possible chemical weapon detections during the first week of the Persian Gulf War, all in northern Saudi Arabia near Hafir al Batin and King Khalid Military City. The report cites varying credibility and says no clinical link to Gulf War illnesses has been established.
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Washington
Pentagon
Saudi Arabia
Persian Gulf
Czechoslova
Defense Department
Senate
Defense Science Board
Richard Shelby
Hafir al Batin
King Khalid
Fatal injury in South Korea student riot at Yonsei
A 20-year-old policeman died after being hit with a brick during clashes at Yonsei University amid nine days of campus protests. Police detained 5,597 students for questioning and 462 had been formally arrested, with about 3,800 more in custody. Student leaders pledged to curb violence if colleagues are released.
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Seoul
South Korea
Kim Jong-hee
Yonsei University
Lebed Says Rebel Cease Fire Agreed Amid Negotiations
Lebed announced rebels agreed to an immediate cease fire to avert an attack. He returned to the Russian military command to help ensure peace holds as negotiations with top separatists continued this morning in the southern village of Noviye Atagi.
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Lebed
BBC Television
Noviye Atagi
TWA explosion suspected at center section
Investigators suspect the TWA Flight 800 blast originated in the plane center section where many victims sat. The July 17 disaster killed 230 people with all but 22 bodies recovered by divers into the second month. If a bomb caused it, it may have been located above the center fuel tank.
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Smithtown
N.Y
TWA
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