Gucci ex wife convicted in Milan murder case
Patrizia Reggiani Martinelli was found guilty of masterminding the murder of Maurizio Gucci in a Milan court after a six month trial. She and four co defendants were sentenced to 29 years in prison for premeditated murder. The case followed a bitter divorce and later tensions.
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Democrats battle to standstill in midterm map shaping
In a high stakes midterm, Democrats fight a narrow path to gains while President Clinton faces impeachment. Gray Davis wins California governor amid party wins in statehouses. Democrats oust two Clinton critics D’Amato and Faircloth and force potential GOP caucus changes. Bush wins Texas re election as Jeb expands Florida House. GOP holds big-state governors in Illinois Ohio Michigan New York and Nevada switches to Republicans.
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Election night ends with mixed moods as winners claim wins
The piece notes grim reactions from defeated senator Lauch Faircloth in North Carolina after losing his bid for re election. It highlights Gen Wise winning in West Virginia with 73 percent and Schumer defeating D Amato in New York amid calls for unity after a bitter Senate race.
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Glenn to wear heart monitor aboard Discovery in space
John Glenn, 77, swaps sleep suit for a light heart monitor aboard the shuttle Discovery. After two nights in a sensor laden suit, he uses seven electrodes and a compact data recorder to track possible irregular heartbeats during a 24 hour ECG data collection.
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Ivana Trump to launch magazine in New York
Ivana Trump plans a new magazine backed by Globe Communications. Details such as name and price are undecided, but it will debut in January, published four times a year at first, with potential monthly issues if successful.
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Feds boost Rudolph search in NC mountains for bombing suspect
Federal agents will push a large manhunt in North Carolina as they extend the hunt for Eric Rudolph, linked to the 1996 Atlanta Olympic Park bombing and other attacks. Officials expect about 200 agents by mid month and say he may hide in a cave or underground hideaway.
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