Slayings in Suburbs Greet Police Hunt For Skilled Shooter
Five people were fatally shot in Maryland suburbs within 16 hours amid a possible pattern. Police named a “skilled shooter” as a suspect, though no definite link among victims existed. Authorities, including state police and FBI, patrolled malls while helicopters flew overhead. no eyewitnesses were found and motives remained unclear.
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Silver Spring
Washington
Montgomery County
Charles Moose
Rockville
Maryland
India
Nancy Demme
FBI
Secret Service
Gulf Coast Gets Lucky as Lili Slips Inland
Hurricane Lili hammered Louisiana with 100 mph winds and power outages, then weakened to a tropical storm inland. Gov. Foster called it luck, as over a million were warned to evacuate. no U.S. Gulf Coast deaths reported, though three injuries occurred.
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Montegut
Lili
Louisiana
Mike Foster
Texas
Marsh Island
National Hurricane Center
Max Mayfield
U.S. Gulf Coast
LB&J Plans Three-Building Professional Center on Neff
LB&J Limited led by Bruce Forbes begins construction next week on Neff Avenue corner at Deverle for a three-building complex with 20 professional spaces. Jeff Forbes says tenancy should not be a problem, with completion aimed for mid 2003, cost around 700000, and a site near Mall Centre Professional Plaza and Good Shepherd School and Day Care.
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Lb&j
Neff Avenue
VIC Bradshaw Daily News-Record
Lb&j Limited
Bruce Forbes
Jeff Forbes
Neff and
Deverle Avenues
Sale of Virginia
Forbeses
Mall Centre Professional Plaza
Neff
Good Shepherd
Support Grows for Iraq Force Resolution
Congress moves to authorize U S force against Saddam Hussein as Bush seeks broad backing. Senate leaders predict bipartisan support with votes next week, while the White House pursues a coalition even without U N backing.
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Iraq
Washington
Bush
U.S
Congress
House
Senate
Trent Lott
Saddam Hussein
Chamber
Sen
Robert Byrd
D-W.va
U.N
U.N. Security Council
Baghdad
Russia
United States
United Nations
Britain
Romania
Bulgaria
Poland
Bahrain
Kuwait
Supreme Court fights NJ senatorial race row shifts GOP actions
The Republican Party extends its contest over New Jersey's senatorial race to the U.S. Supreme Court as reports list multiple local obituaries and ages including Ruth Bowman 95 and Marty Swartz 92 along with residents from Bridgewater Elkton Keezletown and Moorefield, reflecting a broad regional notice.
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Republican Party
New Jersey
U.S. Supreme Court
Ruth C. Bowman
Bridgewater
Henry L. Burke Jr
Dayton
Mary M. Gooden
Elkton
David A. Handley
Keezletown
Teresa L. Kailing
Alexandria
Elvin Lam
Robert R. Myers
Moorefield, W.va
Marty ‘J. Swartz
Bolar
Mob Of Boys To Be Tried As Adults For Slaying
In Milwaukee seven youths were charged as adults with first degree reckless homicide for beating Charlie Young Jr. to death with broomsticks shovels and poles. A 10 year old was charged as a juvenile with party to the crime. The group included a boy who avoids school his mother cannot locate and another who was arrested for burglary before age ten. The fatherless 14 year old already a father himself and other members describe motives and fear during questioning.
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Milwaukee
Charlie Young Jr
Ammonia Leak Injures Two At Pilgrim's Pride Plant
An ammonia leak at Pilgrim's Pride turkey processing plant in Hinton sickened two workers and prompted an evacuation of all 275 employees. A broken valve in the refrigeration system allowed gas to enter the building after it seeped onto the roof. Ambulatory workers were treated at Rockingham Memorial Hospital and released.
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Hinton
Pilgrim’s Pride
Turkey
Dave Yarber
Rockingham Memorial Hospital
Margaret Davis
Davis
Wackenhut Security
Harrisonburg
U.Va plans 15 percent budget cut before state cuts
University of Virginia will reduce spending by 15 percent in advance of Gov Warner's statewide cut plan. President Casteen says hiring freezes remain, no layoffs or furloughs, with possible $39 million reduction to limit taxpayer reliance. Board to weigh a midyear tuition increase. state cuts expected to be 7 to 15 percent.
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Charlottesville
University of Virginia
Mark R. Warner
U.va
John T. Casteen III
University
Board of Visitors
Casteen
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Daronline.com
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Allen Litten
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Augusta County
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