Sister recalls pillow smothering in Anthony Culifer case
Anthony Culifer's 14 month old died in 1989. His sister recalls their mother's boyfriend placing a pillow over his face. The murder probe was reopened after new testimony from Fore's daughter and another witness. David Earl Johnson Jr. is charged with murder and held on bond as the case proceeds.
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Tulia
Anthony Lynn Culifer
Ronda Fore
Anthony
Terry McEachern
Fore
McEachern
David Earl Johnson Jr
Johnson
Potter County
Swisher County
Hale County
Ralph Erdmann
Erdmann
Potter County Detention Center
House Republicans to unveil slimmed tobacco bill
Washington AP reports that a day after the Senate rejected tobacco legislation, Speaker Newt Gingrich said a slimmed down House bill to curb teen smoking would be unveiled soon and expected to be signed by President Clinton. Democrats deride the move as pandering to Big Tobacco while discussions include FDA authority over cigarettes, vending machine limits, and state incentives to act on youth smoking.
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Washington
Senate
Newt Gingrich
House
Clinton
White House
Congress
Tom Daschle
Gingrich
Dick Gephardt
FDA
St Andrew's Episcopal School to break ground on expansion
St Andrew's Episcopal School plans a fall groundbreaking for a two story expansion at 1515 S Georgia St. The project includes the Margaret Tee Early Childhood Center with PK and kindergarten, moving east of the current building. Phase I costs are about 2.25 million dollars with move in slated for fall 1999.
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St. Andrew’s Episcopal Schools
S. Georgia St
Margaret Tee
Bryan Street
Bill Britain
St. Andrew's
Connie Wootton
Unesy
St. Andrew's Episcopal School
Amarillo
Northwest Texas Hospital plans $27 million expansion
Northwest Texas Hospital will expand over five years with a new Women’s Center a 25 bed pediatric unit expanded intensive and critical care and 6th and 7th floor surgical wings. Universal Health Services backs all three phases and funds come from cash reserves and profits.
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Northwest Texas Hospital
Michael Callahan
Northwest Texas Healthcare System
Callahan
Universal Health Services
Nwths Management Company
Love makes you do crazy things in Romeo tale turn escape
Jimmie Hays 29 and Shannon Ludington 17, lovers whose 110 day flight across the West drew headlines, are jailed in Las Vegas awaiting extradition to Texas on kidnapping auto theft and robbery charges. Their romance split families, and police say the couple fled in a stolen Jeep Grand Cherokee after meeting through relatives. Hays defended the relationship saying love made them act on impulse, while Nevada authorities withhold Ludington. Authorities plan extradition to Texas with possible relays on which city.
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Shannon Ludington
Jimmie Hays
Houston Chronicle
Hays
Ludington
Las Vegas
West Texas
Panhandle
West
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Teel
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