Train Hopping Boy Found Dead Near Oliver Georgia
An 8 year old boy from Millen hopped a grain car and traveled 43 miles before likely jumping or falling from exhaustion. He was found Tuesday by a sheriff's search party about 20 feet from the tracks east of Oliver. Authorities say he faced freezing overnight temps in jeans and a short sleeve shirt.
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Millen
Carlos Wilson
Oliver
Jenkins County
Bobby Womack
Carlos
Womack
Manny the Hippie Loses Bid for Freedom in Marijuana Charge
Micah Pagg known as Manny the Hippie failed to win freedom from a marijuana case and will serve jail time for probation violation. He once served as a film critic for David Letterman. Greenspan to wed Andrea Mitchell on April 6 in NBC announcement.
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Micah Pagg
David Letterman
Alan Greenspan
Federal Reserve
Greenspan
NBC News
Andrea Mitchell
Witness fails to shed light on Cosby son slaying
Los Angeles police say witness Corey Pancer offered no substantial information about Ennis Cosby’s shooting while admitting only driving past the scene. He was questioned for eight hours, his car impounded, and fingerprints taken as authorities seek leads from a $12,500 reward approved by the county board amid larger tabloids offers totaling $300,000.
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Los Angeles
Bill Cosby
Corey Pancer
Tim McBride
Ously
McBride
Pancer
Torrance
Ennis Cosby
Kcbs-Tv
Sepulveda Pass
Los Angeles County Board of Supervisors
National Enquirer
Globe
Teen lovers freed on 300000 bonds in murder case
Two Wilmington teens Amy Grossberg and Brian Peterson Jr both 18 were freed on 300000 bail each after being charged with killing their newborn and disposing of the body. They reunite with parents in Delaware and face electronic monitoring in New Jersey with an 8 pm to 6 am curfew and a school and work allowance. Charles M Oberly commented on their fear and awareness of consequences.
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Wilmington
Del
Amy Grossberg
Brian Peterson Jr
Delaware
Bergen County
Charles M. Oberly
Teens charged in first degree murder case go to trial
Ms. Grossberg and Peterson, teens charged with first degree murder, await trial as Superior Court President Judge Henry duPont Ridgely orders extradi tion waivers and passport surrender. Prosecutor Letang says bail not opposed to avoid revealing case. parents express relief at return home. Trial slated for Sept. 9.
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Peter Letang
Superior Court
Henry duPont Ridgely
Senate GOP unveils 11 priorities focused on budget and tax cuts
Senate Republicans rolled out 11 top measures headed by a constitutional balanced budget amendment to a 2002 target, plus a $193 billion tax cut over five years, school vouchers, and stronger anti crime efforts. Democrats backed finance reform, college tax breaks, and expanded children's health coverage as Clinton faces a GOP led agenda and possible clashes over a balanced budget.
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Washington
Senate
House Gop
Newt Gingrich
Congress
Capitol
House
Gingrich
R-Ga
Trent Lott
R-Miss
Senate Democrats
Senate Republicans
Clinton
Clinton proposes six year Medicare spending cut in six years
On his second term first day President Clinton urged a six year Medicare cut totaling 138 million? billion, with $100 billion over five years to balance the 2002 budget. Republicans welcomed the move as a constructive first step and said they hoped to meet him halfway. The administration also pledged tighter White House access following disclosures about a convicted felon and a Chinese arms dealer at campaign events.
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Washington
Clinton
White House
Lawmaker Seeks Narrower Tax Cuts After Vetoing Two GOP Bills
A lawmaker seeks smaller and different tax reductions and has vetoed two GOP measures. One would revamp product liability laws and the other would bar a late term abortion procedure. The move reflects ongoing friction within the party over policy direction.
Aiken Standard Pricing And Contact Details
The notice lists office hours switchboard and editor contact, publishing details for the Aiken Standard established 1867, and subscription rates for home county mail and other mail, including monthly and yearly prices.
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Aiken
Scott B. Hunter
Scescape
Aiken Standard
Aiken Communications Inc
Rutland Drive
Alken
8.C
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