Funeral director fined for burial fraud and body part mixing
Kenneth Seefeld, a funeral home director in Oshkosh, was ordered to pay over 22 000 in fines and restitution after pleading no contest to theft by fraud and improper burial for overcharging vaults and interring a man’s amputated leg and another’s internal organs with two women’s remains.
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Tornadoes Ravage Four States Killing Six and Wrecking Homes
A string of tornadoes across Alabama Mississippi Arkansas and Louisiana left six dead injuring dozens and damaging more than 200 homes and mobile homes. In Meridian Mississippi a tornado destroyed or damaged at least 100 homes and killed three women.
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Martha Waldrop
Greensboro
Gary Rice
Sharkey County
Muscle Shoals
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Bill Clinton
Noriega Defense Rests Without Testimony in Sealed Case
Manuel Noriega's defense rested after five weeks without his testimony. They accused the government of withholding key evidence as the rebuttal phase began. Noriega said he chose not to testify, citing limits on political matters and war issues.
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Frank Rubino
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Drug Enforcement Administration
Jon May
North Korean vessel slips into Bandar Abbas evading U S ships
The Dae Hung Ho, suspected of carrying Scud C missiles for Syria or Iran, eluded U S warships and docked at Bandar Abbas Iran. Pentagon spokesman Pete Williams said the search was not the highest priority as fleets monitor shipments to Iraq and Iran. A second Iran-flagged freighter Iran Salaam was hailed and also watched as it headed for Bandar Abbas.
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AMA defends accepting tobacco money for health campaign
The American Medical Association defends funding from RJR Nabisco's Camel cigarettes sponsor Fleischmann's margarine and cholesterol free egg products for an anti cholesterol campaign. Critics say the sponsor promotes cigarettes to kids while supporting public health efforts.
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AMA
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Doctors Ought To Care
Houston
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Bush Presses Tax Plan as Senate Debates Bill
President Bush convened Republican leaders at the White House to denounce Democrats tax actions while the Senate debated the tax bill. He proposed a seven point plan and a separate $500 increase in the child tax exemption to aid middle income families, a move later excised from the package.
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