White supremacist to plead guilty in shootings
Buford O Farrow Jr the white supremacist charged with killing a mail carrier and wounding five at a Jewish community center in the San Fernando Valley agreed to plead guilty to 16 federal counts as part of a deal avoiding the death penalty He was set to appear before U S District Judge Nora Manella and spare executions.
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ER to lose Dr Mark Greene as Anthony Edwards exits
NBCs ER will lose its top actor Anthony Edwards who plays Dr Mark Greene after the 2001 02 season to spend more time with his family. He leaves as NBC remains committed through the 2003 04 season.
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Clinton Entitled to Reimbursement of Legal Fees
Clinton may seek reimbursement for legal costs from investigations other than Lewinsky as part of a deal ending Independent Counsel Robert Ray's probe. The agreement restricts reimbursement for Lewinsky costs but does not bar fees incurred in other investigations, per lawyer David Kendall.
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California Scrambles For Long Term Energy Solution
California faces a tightening energy crisis as lawmakers rush for a long term plan after spending over a quarter of a 400 million emergency fund in five days. Governor Davis aides warn the clock is ticking while the ISO extends Stage 3 alerts and rolling blackouts loom. Northern and central California recently endured outages affecting elevators, banks, and traffic systems.
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Texas prison escapees surrender after 42 days on the run
Patrick Murphy Jr and Donald Newbury, two of seven Texas convicts, surrendered early Wednesday in a Colorado Springs hotel room after five hours of negotiation and a brief TV interview. They walked out shirtless with hands up, were taken to the police department, while the remaining five fledgers were detained in Teller County. The escape from Kenedy State Prison and subsequent manhunt drew national attention and sparked criticism of Texas’ penal system.
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Boy who dropped child from window freed after probation
In Chicago AP report, one of two youths linked to the death of 5-year-old Eric Morse is released after completing probation. The 18-year-old, known as T.J., was freed from state guardianship by Judge Carol Kelly after experts testified he was doing well.
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