Briefs From New Jersey Texas and New York
Freehold authorities await test results to determine if an 18 year old mother will be charged with killing her newborn in a catering hall bathroom and returning to the dance floor. In Texas a Republic of Texas leader and four followers were indicted for kidnapping a neighbor scheme in the Davis Mountains Resort. In New York a large blood drive for Betty Shabazz drew hundreds as she remained in critical condition after severe burns.
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Freehold
N.J
Lacey Township
Robert Honecker
Monmouth County
Star-Ledger
Newark
Wcau-Tv
Philadelphia
Melissa Drexler
Forked River
Fort Davis
Texas
Republic of Texas
Richard McLaren
McLaren
Gregg Paulson
Karen Paulson
Robert Otto
Richard Keyes III
Davis Mountains
Republic
New York
Betty Shabazz
Malcolm X
Shabazz
Linda Levi
Greater New York
Atlanta bombings linked to Olympic Park attack
Federal investigators said they are increasingly confident the Centennial Olympic Park bombing is connected to blasts at a Atlanta abortion clinic and a gay nightclub. They released two composite sketches and a new photo, plus a letter claiming responsibility.
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Atlanta
Olympic Park
Centennial Park
Jack Killorin
GOP tax cut plan unveiled in Congress
House Republicans proposed an 85 billion dollar tax cut over five years aimed at families, businesses, and investors. Democrats warned the package favors the wealthy while Archer framed it as a step toward smaller government and higher take-home pay, aligning with the Contract with America. The plan includes a 500 per child credit, college incentives, and broader capital gains and estate tax relief, with differences from the Clinton White House approach on eligible child age.
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Washington
House
Bill Archer
Texas
Ways and Means Committee
America
GOP
Ways and Means
Charles Rangel
New York
Archer
Clinton
Senate
Rangel
White House
San Diego curfew deemed unconstitutional by appeals court
The 50 year old San Diego curfew banning youths from loitering after 10 p.m. was ruled unconstitutional for vagueness and restrictiveness. The 9th Circuit urged narrower exceptions to protect youth freedom and expression and warned the law limits access to public forums and intrudes on parental rights.
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San Francisco
San Diego
9Th
U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
Wiggins
Study shows fewer pregnant women smoke in US
A CDC report finds teen births and smoking during pregnancy declined in 1995. Smoking during pregnancy fell to 14 percent. Babies born to smokers face higher risks including smaller size and greater chances of sudden infant death syndrome and lung problems. Teens ages 15 to 17 saw a larger drop than ages 18 to 19, with the largest decline among black teens.
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Washington
United States
Centers For Disease Control and Prevention
CDC
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Newborn
Feds
Centennial Olympic Park
Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco and Firearms
Charles Wiggins
Marty Wilson
Hailey
Shannon
Wimberley
Wilsons
FTD
Dad
New Guinea
David Austin English
Pierson
Ellis Boulevard
East 395
Center Pt. Rd
Ftd.com
NOKIA
Audio King
United States Cellular
Motorola
Sony
Ericsson
Cedar Rapids
First Ave
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