Escapee Arrested After West Virginia Prison Break
One of three convict killers who tunneled out of Moundsville West Virginia prison in February was captured in Hinton Oklahoma after a week on the run. Fred D. Hamilton 34 was spotted near a farm by a local couple and arrested Wednesday. The other two escapees remain at large.
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Hinton
Okla
Fred D. Hamilton
Hamilton
Moundsville
W.va
Noriega
Panama
Manuel Noriega
Miami
Luis Quiel
Drug Enforcement Administration
Frank Rubino
Filin
Ips
Texas
Dana Spence
Riverest High School
Johntown
Budget Cuts Push Schools Toward Shorter Calendars
Washington and Maryland districts cut more than 35 million dollars from 15 months of spending as teacher furloughs and program cancellations bite. National principals survey shows four in ten schools cutting materials and repairs, with rising enrollments pressuring budgets.
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Washington
Maryland
Prince George's
Ave
Samuel G. Sava
National Association of Elementary School Principals
Bush and Latin Leaders Unite Against Drug Trafficking
President Bush and six Latin American leaders press a united front against smugglers aircraft money laundering and Andean supply chains. Peru's Fujimori opposes a fixed timetable while seeking more U S aid and human rights concessions. Talks aimed at annual war councils stronger interdiction and shared intelligence follow welcomes at a state dinner.
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San Antonio
Bush
Peru
Alberto Fujimori
Congress
White House
Marlin Fitawater
United States
Carlos Salinas de Gortari
Venezuela
Cartegena
Colombia
Bolivia
Ecuador
Mexico
Study Finds One Third Mississippi Lacks Doctor Access
A National Association of Community Health Centers study reports one third of Mississippi residents lack adequate medical access and 42.8 million nationwide face similar issues. Authors warn at least one underserved county exists in every state and urge government funding for community based comprehensive health care initiatives.
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Washington
Mississippi
Daniel R. Hawkins Jr
National Association of Community Health Centers
Union
Hawkins
U . Ie
U.S
Elizabeth Taylor Adorns AIDS Fight From Wedding Photos
Elizabeth Taylor and Larry Fortensky donated $100000 from wedding pictures sold to People magazine to aid AIDS prevention programs in Latin America. The act aims to fund needle exchanges and condom distributions as Taylor spoke in Los Angeles about the effort. Warren Beatty says fatherhood brings great happiness and wants more children with Annette Bening, reflecting on his role in the film Bugsy and a PBS interview. He notes his daughter was born January 8. Eli Wallach Ray Liotta and Kiefer Sutherland press Congress to boost homeless veteran aid, tying their message to the soon to be released film Article 99 about a veterans hospital.
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Larry Fortensky
Latin America
Los Angeles
Michael Jackson
People Magazine
American Foundation For Aids
Beatty
Warren Beatty
Annette Bening
David Frost
PBS
Eli Wallach
Ray Liotta
Kiefer Sutherland
Congress
Wallach
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