Snoop Doggy Dogg Acquitted of Murder in 1998 Slaying
In Los Angeles AP reports rapper Calvin Broadus, known as Snoop Doggy Dogg, is acquitted of murder in the 1998 death of a gang member. He says he is happy the case is over but questions how anyone could be glad someone is dead. He defends former bodyguard McKinley Lee, who was co defendant. Defense argued Lee fired in self defense.
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Federal bans Rohypnol import as date rape pill
The U S government banned importation of Rohypnol saying it has no legitimate therapeutic use and poses a growing threat to teens and young adults. The drug is made overseas and used legally in about 60 nations for insomnia. Travelers could previously bring a three month personal supply.
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Aiken Standard Subscription Rates and Mailing Details
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Cuba Sanctions Bill Moves Fast Toward Clinton
Congress fast tracks a Cuba sanctions bill after Cuba downed two U S private planes. The measure, passed 74 22 in the Senate, would bar foreign investment and allow U S lawsuits, with Clinton expected to sign. Supporters call it a bipartisan victory to seal the embargo.
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Israel Tightens Noose in West Bank Siege
Israeli forces blockaded over 1 million Palestinians in West Bank towns and sealed homes of Hamas linked suspects after a wave of bombings that killed 57 and prompted a security crackdown ahead of May elections. In Hebron roads were blocked and colleges and charities closed as troops arrested more than 100 militants and questioned villagers.
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Dole’s Triumph Signals Nomination Edge in GOP Race
Dole’s sweeping primary wins bolster his claim to the Republican nomination as rivals Alexander and Lugar exit the race. Buchanan and Forbes continue fighting. Bush endorsement awaits as Dole aims for New York’s 93 delegates and the Super Tuesday surge.
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Colombia Drug King Shot Down
In Me la, Bogota, Jose Santacruz Londono, a top Cali cartel figure valued at $2 million, was killed by police two months after escaping a maximum security prison. President Samper called the operation vindication of Colombia’s efforts against drug gangs amid U.S. aid cuts over drug war failures.
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Teen Aged Framingham Scavenger Hunt Ends in Arrests
In Framingham Massachusetts as many as 100 high school students took part in a winter break scavenger hunt tied to a $500 prize. The spree included egg tossing, street sign removal, torn fields, spray painting, a freshman locked in a car trunk, and a 14 year old girl forced to videotape a nude strip. Eleven boys aged 14 to 18 face felony charges including malicious destruction of property and posing a minor in the nude with potential penalties up to 10 years for those over 17.
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