Bargain offered in Weston house fire case tests set
Janette Ables, mother of two killed in 1997 Weston fire, was offered a plea to two state felony child neglect charges and is to testify against Barbara and Ricky Brown. The deal would drop federal charges and clear Ables of more serious counts as she pleads guilty Thursday morning.
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Wheeling
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Janette Ables
Weston
Barbara
Ricky Brown
Lewis County
Ables
Browns
U.S
Barbara Brown
Irene Keeley
United States
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Rob McWilliams
Paul Camilletti
Harry Trainor
William Brennan
Camilletti
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Jimmy
Serenica Castner
Kimberly Castner
Brandon Castner
David
John Natale
Custody ruling split as judge awards father twins
In St Louis a judge grants temporary custody of twin girls to biological father Aaron Wecker while a British court keeps the children in foster care in England. The case involves online adoptions by California and British couples and a probations hearing for Tranda Wecker in March.
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Tranda Wecker
Aaron Wecker
California
Richard and
Vickie Allen
San Bernardino
Caring Heart
Judith
Alan Kilshaw
N the
Jack Garvey
Aaron
Gloria
Allred
Associated Press
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Garvey
High Court
Andrew Kirkwood
Birmingham
Kirkwood
United States of America
Al Gore to teach graduate journalism at Columbia University
Former vice president Al Gore will join Columbia University as a visiting professor to teach a graduate course titled Covering National Affairs in the Information Age. He will teach six to eight classes per semester for at least two semesters, starting in February.
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al Gore
Columbia University
Gore
Columbia
Tom Goldstein
The
Tennessean
Nashville
Sreenath Sreenivasan
New York
Sreenivasan
Graduate School of Journalism
Tennessee
Vanderbilt University
Harvard
Carthage
Tipper
Arlington
Former policeman admits murder plot in federal case
A former New York police officer pleaded guilty to murder conspiracy and robbery charges, admitting involvement with a crew that stole half a million dollars in jewelry in 1997 and plotted to kill Detective Michael Paul, who testified against them. He faces at least 25 years, with possible leniency if he cooperates against a partner.
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New York
Anthony Trotman
Jamil Jordan
Trotman
Michael Paul
Paul
Jordan
Queens
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