Bundy confesses to 22 murders ahead of execution
Ted Bundy, facing execution in Florida, admitted to up to 14 killings during a weekend confession, including two in Idaho. He canceled a news conference and planned psychiatric tests as lawyers pursue an insanity defense. The 11th Circuit denied a stay, with appeals to the Supreme Court anticipated. Bundy had previously claimed innocence.
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Surrealist painter Salvador Dali dies at 84 in Spain
Salvador Dali, famed surrealist and flamboyant figure with a curled mustache, died at Figueres Hospital at age 84 from heart failure linked to pneumonia. He had been in intensive care with heart and lung problems. Dali’s death drew tributes from King Juan Carlos and Queen Sofia, who lauded his universal impact on art.
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Israel OKs plastic bullets use by soldiers
Israel's attorney general told the Cabinet that new army guidelines widening plastic bullet use against Palestinian protesters are legal. In the West Bank and Gaza clashes, five protesters were wounded as a general strike by Hamas supporters paralyzed parts of the territories. An Israeli bus was hit by gasoline bombs in Gaza City as Rabin urged officers to reduce deaths.
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Jury Deliberations Start in Steinberg Child-Kill Case
A New York jury began deliberations at Manhattan state Supreme Court in the Steinberg case. The six men and six women heard 90 minutes of instructions from Acting Justice Harold Rothwax before noon. Steinberg, 47, is accused of beating Lisa Steinberg to death on November 1, 1987 and leaving her body on a tiled bathroom floor. The case drew national attention as ex-lover Hedda Nussbaum testified against him while defense lawyers argued she struck the fatal blows in a jealous rage.
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Poll shows most Americans back abortion rights
The New York Times CBS News poll finds 61 percent support abortion rights under any circumstances among 1,533 adults. On the Roe v. Wade anniversary, thousands are expected in Washington for the March for Life as President Bush plans a supportive call.
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Super Bowl Sunday Weather Hits Central Florida
Heavy rains and strong winds pounded central Florida with the worst north of Miami where the 49ers faced the Bengals. At kickoff it remained dry at Joe Robbie Stadium with a 20 percent chance of evening showers and a 77 degree, partly cloudy scene. Winds were 17 mph with gusts to 25 mph as forecasters urged ponchos and raincoats for fans.
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Illinois Weather Forecast and Lottery Winners
Illinois extended forecast through Friday calls for fair, seasonable highs in the 30s to 40s and warming to the 40s Friday. Lows range from the teens in the north to the upper 20s south with weekend highs near 36 and 48. Lottery results: daily game 2 0 4, Pick Four 1 4 4 1, Lotto Saturday 7 23 31 34 38 45, estimated Lotto prize about 5 million.
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Markets Noon Quotes From Merchants Trading Co
Live cattle and hog futures listed for February through July contracts. Soybeans, corn, wheat, meal, oil and other commodities shown with March May July and other months. The market data is provided by Merchants Trading Co and the affiliated quoter network.
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