Six youths sentenced for triple killing after occult interest
In Greeneville Tennessee six youths received life without parole for murdering a couple and their six year old daughter returning from a Jehovah's Witnesses conference. Judge James Beckner cited the killings' cruelty and the victims' mental anguish.
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SUVs Boosted by Media Reports Stir Car Buyer Interest
Media coverage alleging SUV aggressivity has spurred a sales surge for sport utility vehicles since 1997. Toyota of North Arlington notes rising demand for models like the 4Runner as overall car sales lag and small cars drop, while analysts cite relative risk data in crashes.
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Robert Schnorbus
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Clinton Jones case defense blasts suppression claims
Jones suit accuses President Clinton of sexual advances and political interference. Attorneys deny allegations as baseless rumors and urge jurors see the extensive list of supposed misconduct as the case's core, while detailing alleged attempts to silence witnesses and harm Jones.
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Arkansas
Elizabeth Ward
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Wright
White House
Monica Lewinsky
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Senate urges UN trial for Saddam Hussein
The Senate 93 to 0 endorses creating a UN tribunal to indict and try Saddam Hussein for crimes against humanity. The nonbinding resolution aims to lay groundwork for possible U.S. action, while the Clinton administration supports documenting Iraqi war crimes and studying the proposal. Baghdad urges a tribunal against Clinton instead.
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Methodist pastor acquitted in same sex ceremony case
A Nebraska jury found Rev. Jimmy Creech not guilty of disobeying United Methodist policy by conducting a lesbian union ceremony in Omaha. The verdict tests church rules on homosexual marriages and could influence the denomination of 9.5 million members. Creech had faced possible removal from leadership and credentials, but will return to his pulpit.
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Jimmy Creech
Omaha
Nebraska
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Creedh
Creech
Loren Ekdahl
Lincoln
Douglas Williamson
Nebraska Wesleyan University
Bill Lawrence
Duke University
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