Murder in Greenwich 22 years later ties to Fuhrman book
Greenwich unfolds a new chapter in the Martha Moxley murder as Mark Fuhrman plans a May book claiming to name the killer. DNA testing is underway, while authorities caution that progress is slow and investigators revisit old missteps in this affluent Connecticut town linked to the Kennedy family.
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Martha Moxley
Mark Fuhrman
Los Angeles
Jnst O.J. Simpson
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Fuhrman
Dorthy Moxley
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Bridgeport
Donald Browne
Martha
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Skakels
Emanuel Margolis
Thomas Skakel
Stockbridge
Mass
HarperCollins Publishers Inc
Dominick Dunne
Dunne
Michael Baden
Stephen Carroll
Carroll
Moxleys
Skakers
Browne
Bahrain Weekend Draws Gulf Tourists to Party Scene
Traffic clogs the King Fahd Causeway as Saudis and other visitors flood Manama Bahrain. Bars and restaurants fill tables and ice beer while sound systems hum. The relaxed social climate appeals to Gulf travelers seeking escape from stricter neighbors. A Saudi visitor notes the welcoming atmosphere and friendliness.
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Manama
Bahrain
King Fahd Causeway
Saudi Arabia
Persian Gulf
Forest management debate shifts USFS toward ecosystem balance
A 20 year-old clash over old growth timber reveals changing USFS attitudes from monoculture to ecosystem management. The Journal of Forestry notes a shift among foresters toward preserving habitats and diversity, with polls showing a spectrum from Navajo to New World Colonists and a move away from timber-focused aims.
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America
Journal of Forestry
Forestry Journal
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Leopold
Pinchot
J. Baird Callicott
Early March hummingbirds arrive and nectar tubes bloom
March heralds hummingbird arrivals as ruby throats probe nectar tubes and flowers. Males scout nesting sites on dogwood oaks and elms while females nest and care for nestlings. Northern birds migrate to Canada, Newfoundland, and Nova Scotia by late May, with southern nesters laying eggs sooner.
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Canada
Newfoundland
Nova Scotia
MiCASA bill offers at home or congregate care option
Abigail Van Buren discusses a pending federal bill MiCASA to let seniors and disabled stay in their homes with attendant services or move to group-care facilities. Introduced by Newt Gingrich and co sponsored by Richard Gephardt, it would create Qualified Community Based Attendant Services under Title XIX.
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House
Newt Gingrich
Richard Gephardt
Gail B. Kear
LIFE-OIL/CENTER FOR INDEPENDENT LIVING
Bloomington
Ill
Gail
Abby
Arizona
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Sip
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Dear Abby
Abigail van Buren
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