Boys change story about dad's murder
In Pensacola the King brothers 12 and 13 recanted their initial confession to killing Terry King 40 with a bat. A grand jury then indicted Ricky Chavis 40 a convicted child molester for the Cantonment murder as two juries prepare to hear whether any or all of the three will face a life imprisonment without parole if convicted.
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Derek King
Ricky Chavis
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Missouri Rolla students dismiss unhappy college tag
R U Agee defends Missouri-Rolla amid Princeton Review unhappiness tag. The survey of 100,000 students ranked the campus last in quality of life in its Best 345 Colleges guide, though students say the reputation is unfounded and the school remains strong, especially for engineers.
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Former Warner Bros. executive dies at 80 in New York
Ted Ashley, who led Warner Bros. from 1969 to 1980 transforming a money losing studio into a Hollywood powerhouse, died Saturday in New York of acute leukemia at age 80. His tenure produced hits such as The Exorcist Superman and Dirty Harry.
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Hollywood
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New York
Drought forces tough land decisions in Montana ranching
In Billings and Miles City, ranchers confront drought by selling cattle and adjusting management. Steve Roth reduced herd size to protect forage, while Fort Keogh researchers Rod Heitschmidt and Keith Klement advise early action such as culling sick cows, weaning calves, and planning for drought to preserve land and reduce costs.
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Miles City
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Thousands march for farmworker binding arbitration bill in Sacramento
Thousands of farmworkers and union supporters completed a 165 mile march ending at the California Capitol seeking Gov. Gray Davis’s signature on a bill to grant binding arbitration for contract disputes. UFW President Arturo Rodriguez cited poverty and lack of health insurance among workers while opponents argued the measure single shines large farmers.
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Juan Martinez
Salinas
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United Farm Workers Union
N Sync star begins NASA training week at Johnson Space Center
Lance Bass of the boy band N Sync starts a week of NASA training at Johnson Space Center in Houston as a potential space tourist for a Soyuz flight to the International Space Station. The trip hinges on a Russian contract and endorsement by station officials.
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