Florida frees violent felons in mass release event
A large Florida release frees about 300 violent felons including Mitchell Sexton and Johnny Yearby, with 200 more expected and 2,200 later. Officials warn of risks as Supreme Court halts gain time, restoring early releases amid prison crowding.
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Rehnquist rejects removing Mohammed from Supreme Court frieze
Chief Justice William Rehnquist will not alter the marble frieze in the Supreme Court chamber which depicts the Prophet Mohammed holding the Koran and a sword. The Council on American-Islamic Relations urged removal, but the court will rename literature to say Mohammed is the prophet of Islam.
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Traumatized bank guard found after Detroit rampage
Virene Brown, unarmed guard at Comerica Bank in Detroit, was found cowering in the basement boiler room a day after a gunman’s rampage killed four. She was frightened, upset, and dehydrated, told police.
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Virene Brown
Comerica Bank
Alma Brown
Isaiah McKinnon
Senate grills CIA nominee amid tense confirmation hearing
President Clinton's choice Anthony Lake, 57, faces sharp questions from the Senate Intelligence Committee over NSC handling and candor. Lawmakers cite delays and concerns about his track record while he maintains composure and denies tension. Hearings resume in secret session.
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Pena Wins Senate Confirmation for Energy Secretary
W. Federico Pena won Senate confirmation as energy secretary by a 99 to 1 vote. Only Senator Rod Grams opposed and two Cabinet nominees remained to be approved: Alexander at Labor and Anthony Lake at the CIA.
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Purer course device claims 22 percent gas mileage gain
Boston firm National Fuelsaver Corp introduces the Platinum Gasaver a simple vacuum line accessory that supposedly boosts mileage by 22 percent by adding platinum to the air fuel mix. Government testing reportedly confirms fuel savings and emissions approval with over 300 000 units sold and calls for more information at 1 800 LESS GAS.
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Boston
Joel Robinson
Government reviews test data on 15 identical 5 liter vehicles
The government studied test data on a fleet of 15 identical 5 liter vehicles from several auto makers. The data aims to compare performance metrics and efficiency across brands for regulatory or procurement purposes.
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