FBI weighs transcripts of Ramsey interviews in JonBenet case
FBI agents from the Child Abduction and Serial Killer Unit will examine interview transcripts with JonBenet Ramsey’s parents John and Patsy. Patsy spoke about six hours and John about two on April 30, following which the Ramseys denied involvement in the 6 year old’s slaying.
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Swimsuits Embrace Body Slimming Trends This Summer
Retailers expand swimwear lines to include body slenderizing options in many colors and cuts. Shoppers seek flattering fits as brands use Lycra and strategic stitching to slim torsos and conceal hips with more coverage while keeping stylish looks.
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Bombing victim testifies of horrific injuries at McVeigh trial
Denver Army Captain Lawrence Martin detailed jagged wrist scars from five operations after the Oklahoma City federal building bombing. He described being knocked through a wall on the fourth floor and the blast ending his Army career. Prosecutors highlighted the deaths of seven Army Recruiting Station staff and the loss of a 3-year-old girl as he testified.
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Boxing match memory haunts courtroom in McVeigh case
Witnesses describe emotional scene as Ryan and Capt. Martin Titsworth testify about a morning in which seven people died and the defendant’s movements are traced through phone card records. Prosecutors contend the records map McVeigh travel to tracks, chemical firms, motels, storage sites, and rental outlets before the bombing.
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Trade top topic for Clinton at Central American summit
In San Jose Costa Rica President Clinton promotes regional peace and cooperation as war ends in Central America. He plans an open skies accord to ease air travel and backs tariff reductions for Central American goods. The summit highlights new regional leaders and the Guatemala 1996 peace treaty ending decades of conflict.
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Postal board OKs fee increases expanded services
The Postal Service board of governors approved June rate changes and new services including delivery confirmation for various mail types. Certified letters rise from 1.10 to 1.35, insurance increases to 5000 dollars while basic letter and parcel postage remain unchanged.
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Capital Law Bill to get tough on juvenile crime
Congressional debate centers on a tough bill to try juveniles as adults for violent offenses. Rep. Bill McCollum notes one fifth of violent crime is by under eighteens and urges swift action. Rep. Porter Goss echoes alarm over repeat juvenile offenders.
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