Two 15-year-olds charged in murder of Ray family
In Battle Mountain Nevada two 15 year old boys were jailed on three counts of murder after allegedly using a .22 rifle to kill Kyle Ray's parents James 42 and Kimberly 37 and sister Jennifer 12. Ray called 911 to report the shootings. They were arrested about two hours later while one made another 911 call.
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Clinton probe widens over Chinese money and missile tech
Justice Department officials say no link between missile guidance tech and illegal Chinese campaign contributions. Republicans urge inquiry as Congress eyes hearings and possible special committee before Clinton visits China. The White House denies any national security compromise and awaits potential independent counsel action.
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Internet addicts show multiple psychiatric disorders study
The study of 14 people with excessive online use finds an average of five lifetime psychiatric disorders per person. Researchers led by Nathan Shapiro of the University of Cincinnati note medicines for mood disorders and depression helped some participants control Internet use, as presented at the American Psychiatric Association meeting in Toronto.
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Jury first vote favors acquitting Nichols in bombing case
Denver AP reports that 12 jurors began deliberations with a 10 to 2 vote for acquittal in Terry Nichols case. After 41 hours of review and heated debate, three jurors remained unconvinced as sentencing neared and victims' families pressed for justice.
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McDougal to Study Clinton Testimony Before Verdict
Susan McDougal said she would need to review President Clinton's testimony line by line before she could commit to whether he told the truth about denying knowledge of illegal activities. She noted she hates to go against her attorney, as she spoke on NBC's Meet the Press.
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