Bambi Returns to Wisconsin Prison after Escape
Taycheedah Wisconsin AP Former Playboy Club waitress and policewoman Lawrencia Bembenek sentenced to life for murder is returned from Canada 21 months after escaping from Taycheedah Correctional Institution She will be isolated up to 21 days before rejoining other inmates.
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Saudi transfers trigger U.S. approval dispute over 1986 1990s gear
The State Department disclosed that Saudi Arabia moved U S military equipment to Iraq in 1986 and to Syria and Bangladesh after the Gulf War without required U S authorization. Washington disputed timing while a diplomat claimed approvals existed, with Congress notified as required by law.
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Driver rammed crowd at Dallas store opening killing one
A motorist involved in an argument with a woman sped into about 1000 people outside Jackie's Groceries in Dallas. One person died and 11 were injured as bystanders dragged the driver from his car and beat him before police arrived. Henry Miles, 50, faces 11 counts of aggravated assault and related charges.
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Chicago Reopens as Floodwater Pumped From Tunnels
Workers began pumping floodwater from the downtown tunnels after the Chicago River overflowed into the network last week. City Hall and Marshall Field's reopened with water present in basements while the Board of Trade resumed a reduced schedule. Engineers warn draining could take 12 days as pumps move about 4800 gallons per minute toward the Deep Tunnel system.
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Experimental AIDS drug DDC shows strong combo results
Early study findings presented to an FDA advisory panel show the experimental drug DDC, used with AZT, doubling CD4 cell counts versus AZT alone. If approved, DDC would be the third licensed antiviral for AIDS, following AZT and DDI.
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Bush to Nominate Ambassadors and Energy Official
President Bush will nominate William Swing to Nigeria and Dennis Barrett to Madagascar. Swing has served as ambassador to South Africa since 1989, Barrett as AID mission director in Pretoria since 1988. The president will also nominate Steven Manaster to the CFTC and Linda Gillespie Stuntz as deputy secretary of energy.
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