Man Mistakes Wife for Intruder and Kills Pregnant Spouse
A 32 year old Miami Springs man Miguel Faraldo told police he awoke to noises and, thinking his wife Mabel was an intruder, fired one shot from a semi automatic handgun wounding her fatally. Mabel was six months pregnant. The State Attorney will decide charges.
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Miami Springs
Fla
Miguel Faraldo
Miami
Faraldo
Mabel
Mike McDonald
Faraldos
State Attorney's Office
Clinton announces first $200 million in school Internet grants
The Education Department begins releasing the first wave of grants to equip schools and libraries with Internet access and training. President Clinton says the funding advances the promise of the Information Age and notes a rise in connected schools from 35 percent in 1994 to 65 percent last fall.
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Washington
Clinton
Education Department
Deaths Jack W Nobles Sr Aiken
Aiken confirms the death of Jack W. Nobles Sr at age 6A. His passing is reported in local notices with limited details available.
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Jack W. Nobles Sr
Aiken
Georgia Lottery Saturday Draw Cash 3 Numbers
The Georgia Lottery reported Saturday's Cash 3 winning numbers: 1 88. No further context provided about prizes or drawings.
Seeds of knowledge bloom at Millbrook Elementary garden project
Millbrook Elementary trains students in math science and life skills while planting 1 garden and shrubs and adding park benches. Third grade teacher Margaret Wall notes student teamwork and pride as donations from South Carolina Science Council Southern Bell Westinghouse and PTA funded landscaping guided by Mark Mathis.
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Millbrook Elementary
Margaret Wall
Bonnie Dunbar
South Carolina Science Council
Mark Mathis
Mathis Landscaping
Southern Bell
Westinghouse
PTA
Ms. Wall
Millbrook
Video poker debate in South Carolina rocks state
In South Carolina a 1998 compromise to tighten video poker controls faces criticism as lawmakers avoid a ban. Local communities complain of widespread rooms and neon Las Vegas style venues. The state projects 30 million dollars in license fees this year aided by 5 000 new licenses after the Supreme Court overturned local referendums.
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Columbia
South Carolina
General Assembly
State Supreme Court
Charles Martin
North Augusta
Supreme Court
Families view TWA wreckage in hangar tour
Smit htown NY families of TWA Flight 800 victims toured a hangar housing 50 000 pieces of the Boeing 747. Relatives signed releases not to sue for distress and viewed seats and personal belongings as investigators pursue possible causes of the July 17 crash off Long Island. The 216th victim was identified by DNA testing.
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Smithtown
N.Y
TWA
Stephanie Maranto
Jamie Hurd
Severn
Boeing
Charles Christopher
EBI
Cyndi Hurd
Hurd
Long Island
Laurens Street median to gain facelift before Aiken Trials
City crews began upgrading Laurens Street median from Park Avenue to Richland Avenue as part of the Streetscape project. The work, costing about 15 000 dollars, aims for completion by March 14 before the Aiken Trials. Lampposts new bricks and landscaping will replace the median.
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Laurens Street
Laurens
Park Avenue
Richland Avenue
Kenneth Cook
City of Aiken
Aiken
Cook
KR. Smythe
Kelli Smith
Fred Cavanaugh
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