FATAL SHOOTING ON PENN STATE CAMPUS AND SEPARATE OBITUARY NOTES
A 19 year old woman on the Penn State campus opened fire killing one student and wounding another before being tackled. Jillian Robbins a hunter with Army Reserve training known as Crazy Jill was hospitalized with a stab wound after the struggle. Police gave no motive and said Robbins did not know her victims. Gene Nelson famed Oklahoma Will Parker dancer and later director died of cancer at 76. Ricardo Lopez kept a videotape diary detailing obsession with Bjork before his death. Eddie Brown, freed on extradition, roams free after Florida dropped the order seeking his return.
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State College
Penn State University
Jillian Robbins
Jill
Robbins
Los Angeles
Gene Nelson
Warner Bros
Nelson
Motion Picture and Television Fund Country House and Hospital
Victoria Gordo
New York City
Will Parker
Kansas City
Hollywood
Fla
Ricardo Lopez
Bjork
Lopez
London
Todd DeAngelis
New York
Florida
Eddie Brown
Brown
Lawton Chiles
Gazette Wire Services
Debate panel rejects Perot for fall presidential debates
The bipartisan Commission on Presidential Debates recommended excluding Ross Perot and Pat Choate from this fall's debates citing no realistic chance of winning. Clinton says two debates with Perot invited. Dole seeks four without him as negotiations continue and no agreement is reached.
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Washington
Nonpartisan Commission
Ross Perot
Perot
Commission On
White House
Dole
Clinton
Bob Dole
Commission
Reform Party
Pat Choate
Right heart catheterization linked to higher death rate
In a study of 5,735 ICU patients at five U.S. centers, right heart catheterization showed a 21 percent higher death risk within 30 days. The $2 billion annual procedure, used for shock and cardiac dysfunction, may not benefit any patients per researchers including Dr. Alfred Connors Jr. The findings appear in JAMA.
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Chicago
U.S
Alfred Connors Jr
University of Virginia
Connors
Journal of the American Medical Association
Safety board urges drivers to put children in back seat
The National Transportation Safety Board urges placing children in the back seat due to passenger side air bags causing child deaths. The agency released 16 recommendations after two years of analysis of 120 accidents involving 207 children and cited improper restraints and incorrect seating as major risk factors.
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Safety Board
Washington
National Transportation Safety Board
Jim Hall
Auto Manufactur
Ers
Bank error outsized payout at Atlantic City casino ATM
An AT M at The Grand casino dispensed $100 bills instead of $20s, totaling about $85 000 over hours in Atlantic City New Jersey. Authorities warned recipients to return the money and said a list of takers may be provided.
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Grand Casino
PNC
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Collins RD
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PRK
Fox Eye Institute
Cedar Rapids
Lee Birchansky
M.D
A.B.E.S
Linda Auer
D.C
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Fox Eye
Summit
SVS Apex
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Lindale Mall
Waterloo
Cedar Falls
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