Intruder theory leads to dad in Blairsville stabbing
The 2000 Blairsville case of 12 year old Shayne Stein, stabbed with a knife blade left in his skull, shifts from intruder to father as evidence mounts. Police cite his son’s testimony, computer evidence of adult material, and lack of break in. Trial slated for next year. Reporter Jaclyn O’Malley.
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Bipartisan mood in Washington tests restraint on stimulus
In the wake of September 11, leaders warn against using the crisis to push flawed programs. The president and Congress seek a mix of tax cuts and spending to avert recession, with Republicans urging business investment, Democrats pressing for targeted relief. The debate pits veto risks against calls for infrastructure spending.
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Al Jazeera broadcasts raise global media freedom questions
The Star notes allied censorship in the West as Al Jazeera, with a Kabul bureau, broadcasts Afghanistan imagery and bin Laden statements. Powell and Blair pressures aim to curb coverage while Pentagon-sourced footage dominates. The piece defends Al Jazeera as a needed counterweight amid war reporting.
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Cheney cites permanent security measures after 9 11 and anthrax
Vice President Cheney says many post 9 11 measures will be permanent, reflecting a hardened security view for decades ahead. Cantor Fitzgerald executive Chris Pepe recalls escaping the World Trade Center attack with a $100 million lottery comment. Ernesto Blanco, a 73 year old Florida mailroom worker, survived inhaled anthrax and was released from hospital in Miami.
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On This Date In History October Twenty-Six
Highlights include Gunfight at the O K Corral in 1881 Tombstone and the Erie Canal opening in 1825. Other milestones span 1774 Continental Congress adjournment, 1942 Hornet loss, 1949 wage rise, 1958 Pan Am jet service, 1967 Iran shah coronation, 1972 Kissinger Vietnam remark, 1975 Sadat US visit, 1994 Rabin Majali peace treaty, and 1999 Jewell clearing plus Yankees World Series win. Thought for Today by William Saroyan.
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Major Illness Support Group Reopens in Scott City
Christina MacFarlane of Scott County Area Mental Health Center dusts off a new Major Life Illness Support Group in Scott City to help chronically ill residents connect. Eight attendees planned a Nov 1 meeting at the United Methodist Church family room, aiming to share resilience and avoid therapy group labels.
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