Georgia woman pleads guilty in church arsons case
Angela Wood of Athens Georgia admitted a conspiracy charge and four counts of church arson for helping a former boyfriend start fires at five churches. She agreed to testify against Jay Ballinger who faces trial for burning 33 churches. Puckett was previously sentenced.
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NTSB Finds Data in Damaged Jet Flight Recorder
A dented flight data recorder from EgyptAir Flight 990, retrieved from the Atlantic, contains data that investigators will analyze to determine the cause of the crash that killed 217 people. A remote robot recovered the device, with the cockpit voice recorder still missing.
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White House downplays Y2K risk to nuclear weapons launch
The White House final Y2K report reassures that nuclear bombs will not explode due to computer failures and lights will stay on. It flags progress in federal, power, water, airlines, rail, and telecom sectors while warning local governments, schools, hospitals, and small businesses lag. It notes 911 readiness gaps and cautions technicians to avoid stockpiling while urging proactive local risk assessments.
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Inmates tapes alleged at Greenville County jail
Covert telephone recording system may have captured inmate lawyer calls at Greenville County jail. Former jail director Perry Eicher testified he ordered tapes destroyed after realizing inmate lines were included. Attorneys questioned officials about memos noting inadvertent eavesdropping and denial of recording by jail leadership.
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Richer
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Greenville County
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Victor Pyle
Dorriety
Man dies after firing on officers at domestic call
A man, William Fulton Torrance, was found dead after firing at responding officers in Little River. The coroner said Torrance died of a chest wound, with police reporting no officers fired. The incident followed a late Monday domestic disturbance call by Torrance’s wife who escaped.
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Lennon Imagine to Be Reissued as Single in Britain
London announces the rerelease of John Lennon's Imagine as a single on December 13 following its ranking as Britain's second favorite song in a Millennium Music poll. The 1971 hit originally appeared on Lennon's album of the same name.
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