Car tied to Dartmouth killings found in Sturbridge
Two Vermont teens, Robert Tulloch 17 and James Parker 16, charged with two counts of first degree murder, were spotted driving a snow-covered silver 1987 Audi with Vermont plates at the Sturbridge Isle truck stop two miles from the Connecticut line.
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Dartmouth
Hanover
N.H
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Prisoners in Brazil riot take hostages at Carandiru
Rioting inmates held nearly 8,000 visitors and guards hostage as revolts spread to 22 jails in Sao Paulo state. At least five prisoners were killed in the Carandiru uprising linked to the transfer of 10 leaders from a Rio de Janeiro crime group.
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Saddam weighs options after airstrikes in Iraq
Thousands of Iraqis protested in rain against U S and British airstrikes as Saddam Hussein met with top air defense commanders to discuss improving defenses. The Iraqi agency cited talks with Minister Abdel-Tawab Mulla Huwaish and Lt Gen Shaheen Yassin Mohammed on protecting the country and steadfastness. An earlier report said Saddam ordered training for about 300 000 volunteers to free Jerusalem and al Quds Army preparations were urged by Al Thawra.
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Clinton's Half Brother Arrested For Drunken Driving
Roger Clinton, former President Clinton's half brother, was arrested in Oceanside near Los Angeles for investigation of drunken driving after an officer observed erratic driving. He failed a balance test and blood alcohol reportedly met or exceeded .08 percent, with no resistance claimed during arrest.
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Los Angeles
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Oceanside
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Walcott
William Masters dies at 85 pioneer of sex research
William H. Masters, co author with Virginia E. Johnson of Human Sexual Response and Human Sexual Inadequacy, died February 16 in Tucson Arizona at age 85. He endured Parkinsons disease and married Johnson after their research. Their work and candid books helped spark national dialogue on sex and sparked a perceived new openness.
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