Bride’s estranged husband decapitated on bus crash in Compton
Edward Musgrove, 32, attacked Troylynn Brown-Musgrove, 31, on a Metropolitan Transit Authority bus. The struggle caused the bus to lose control, strike a tree, and crash into a brick wall in Compton, killing Musgrove and injuring Brown-Musgrove.
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Los Angeles
Metropolitan Transit Authority
Los Angeles County Sheriff's Department
Edward Musgrove
Troylynn Brown-Musgrove
Compton
Brown-Musgrove
Brian Jones
Boy Convicted of Murder in 14 Year Old's Slaying
In Bath New York 14 year old Eric Smith was found guilty of murder for luring 4 year old Derrick Robie into the woods and killing him with a rock, while claiming a disorder spurred uncontrollable rages. The jury rejected manslaughter and he faces nine years to life in prison.
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Bath
N.Y
Eric Smith
Smith
Derrick Robie
New York
Eric
GOP to cooperate on bipartisan crime bill progress
President Clinton and Democratic leaders seek minor changes to the anti-crime bill to win Republican support. GOP leaders pledge cooperation and aim for quick House action before the August recess, with potential reductions on pork measures and added focus on prison construction and police aid.
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Clinton
White House
House
Newt Gingrich
Georgia
Gingrich
U N envoy to warn Haiti ahead of possible invasion
U N Secretary General Boutros Boutros-Ghali will send an envoy to Haiti to urge the military rulers to step down peacefully or face invasion. The mission aims to press for a peaceful transfer, with a mid September invasion possible if needed to restore exiled President Aristide.
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United Nations
Boutros Boutros-Ghali
Haiti
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U.N. Security Council
Jean-Bertrand Aristide
U.N
Boutros
Ghali
Canada
United States
Washington
Clinton
Boutros-Ghali
Dante Caputo
Argentina
Port-au-Prince
Caputo
Group Sues FDA Over Parlodel Lactation Drug Dangers
Public Citizens Health Research Group sue the FDA seeking court order to force action against Parlodel used to suppress lactation. Since 1989 at least 19 deaths and numerous strokes and seizures have been linked to the drug, with 300,000 to 600,000 U.S. women using it yearly.
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Food and Drug Administration
Sandoz Pharmaceuticals
FDA
Sandoz
U.S
Public Citizen's Health Research Group
U.S. Court of Appeals
Sidney Wolfe
David Kessler
Wolfe
Don McLearn
State pays for killer exorcism after court ruling
A New York state mental hospital hired a cleric for spiritual counseling for killer Alphonso Pecou and billed the state 12 000 dollars for an exorcism. The state later cut off the treatment and paid 500 dollars, saying exorcism is non traditional care. A review board now clears any such non traditional therapies for patients. Pecou killed his wife in 1982 and was confined after insanity acquittal. Bundu billed for ritual prayers at the cleric shop apartment parish.
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Alphonso Pecou
Alpha Bundu
Bundu
Robert Spoor
State Office of Mental Health
New York City
Pecou
United Church of Salvation
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