Foxfire founder charged with molesting boy in Georgia
Eliot Wigginton 49, founder of the Foxfire rural education program, was indicted on a single count of molesting a fourth grade boy from Athens. He pleaded innocent and was released on $10,000 bond. The boy’s guardian seeks $1.5 million in a sealed civil suit with a gag order.
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Seale pleads guilty to New Jersey kidnapping and murder charges
Arthur Seale, ex Exxon security officer, pleads guilty in Morristown to state kidnapping and murder in the abduction and death of company executive Sidney Reso. He faces life without parole on state counts and up to 95 years on federal counts. defense notes the death penalty was avoided.
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Senate approves 10.5 billion hurricane aid package
The Senate passes 10.5 billion in disaster aid for Hawaii and Gulf Coast states hit by Hurricanes Iniki and Andrew. The 84 to 10 vote backs aid to rebuild Kauai and Homestead Air Force Base while debates on labor rules cloud the bill, with House-Senate talks to draft a compromise.
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Teachers say more students are ill and troubled in class
Washington AP report shows 64 percent of elementary teachers noting more health problems now than before with 92 percent citing psychological and emotional difficulties such as divorce and neglect as common. Dr. Shea calls it a health care crisis in the classroom and links poor health to poorer academic outcomes.
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Bush and Clinton clash over draft record at Guard group
In Salt Lake City Bush stated Clinton's draft record matters while Clinton avoided direct attack and emphasized economic security. Bush questioned presidential duty in war while Clinton pledged readiness to lead the military and to win when fighting. Clinton had acknowledged a 1969 induction notice but finished graduate school.
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