Babysitter gets up to 25 years for fatal abuse of 10 month old
In a Lenox SD courtroom, 26 year old Ann Franklin received a maximum 25 year sentence after pleading guilty to manslaughter for throwing baby Kieran Dunne during an incident on February 25, 1993. Parents called her a monster as they spoke at sentencing.
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Reno intervenes In gay bias case in Ovett Mississippi
Attorney General Janet Reno ordered Justice Department mediators into Ovett Mississippi where two lesbian camp organizers face threats and harassment from residents led by Baptists. Mediators from the Community Relations Service arrived after Reno said the threat of violence is real.
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U.S. to require warning labels on rear-facing child seats
Transportation Secretary Pena announced a new rule requiring warnings on child safety seats about rear-facing seats in cars with air bags. NHTSA notes air bags can cause serious injuries in rear-facing seats though no injuries have been reported. The rule takes effect August 15 and requires providers to supply usage guidance for air bag equipped cars.
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Vultures terrorize Virginia neighborhood as pets fall victim
In Stafford County Virginia dozens of black vultures gather on a backyard fence each morning. Pets including eight ducks and a cat named Stripe have been attacked or killed while residents fear for children leaving a school bus. Vultures are federally protected and cannot be killed without a permit.
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Court OKs transfer of Packwood diaries to Ethics panel
A federal appeals court refused to delay the Senate Ethics Committee's access to Sen. Bob Packwood's diaries as he appeals the subpoena. The decision leaves a 15 day deadline in place for turning the diaries over, with possible transfer as early as Tuesday.
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Pockets of unreadiness haunt U S military readiness
Retired General E C Shy Meyer warns pockets of unreadiness caused by budget cuts base closures and troop reductions threaten U S ability to fight two major wars The Pentagon panel report assesses current readiness while Defense Secretary William Perry offers a more optimistic view of overall force preparedness
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