Ramseys urge police to probe inner circle in JonBenet case
In an ABC 20/20 interview released Monday, John and Patsy Ramsey say an intruder familiar with the family may have killed JonBenet and accuse police of ignoring evidence like a handprint and DNA. They deny involvement and note the case remains unsolved with no charges and ongoing investigation.
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Waco sect seeks dismissal in sharp shooter suit
Branch Davidian members ask a federal judge to drop their wrongful death case against FBI sharpshooter Lon Horiuchi in the 1993 Waco siege. They contend no credible evidence shows he fired on the final day and cite shell casings likely from ATF agents during the initial gun battle.
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Farm finance up as government payments buoy farm sector
Government payments over the past year help farmers weather low prices and weather losses. As of Feb 25, the agency’s loan delinquency rate fell to 16.8 percent from 21 percent last year, with no county data yet but expected soon. Some farmers hold calves for better prices, yet funding to issue new loans remains ample due to a 20 percent funding increase from Congress. No known credit refusals, some farmers quitting voluntarily.
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Iowa Legislature faces funnel deadline on non money issues
Lawmakers consider a wide set of bills including alcohol and tobacco controls, abortion reporting changes, criminal penalties enhancements, tax and governance reforms, child welfare protections, and energy utility deregulation as the Friday funnel deadline approaches. The agenda spans crime, civil commitments, immunization exemptions, vehicle and driving standards, and procurement limits.
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Legislature faces Friday deadline on major bills
Gov. Vilsack urged lawmakers to debate the .08 percent blood alcohol measure during a Hudson school visit but Iverson indicated drunk driving reform is not a must. Bills target beer keg sales rules and penalties for assaulting officials while retaining other actions such as drunken boating consent, child abuse record confidentiality, and driver record privacy. Rod Boshart report.
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