Four year old killed in Rottweiler attack in North Carolina
Corey McLaughlin of Atlanta was mauled Friday evening after climbing a fence to retrieve a football at his grandfather’s home. He died later at Cape Fear Valley Medical Center. Animal control officer Sgt. Johnny Smith said the attack appeared provoked by territorial protection or guarding puppies. The other dogs showed no blood. The boy’s brothers warned him not to go after the ball alone.
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Atlanta
Cape Fear Valley Medical Center
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Corey
Marine general removed from Albany base command
Brig. Gen. Harry Barnes is relieved as head of the Marine Corps Logistics Base in Albany Georgia for impaired leadership. Gen. Krulak says Barnes could no longer effectively serve. Maj. Gen. Gary McKissock takes over. The base supports 2,400 civilians and Marines and handles equipment maintenance and supply coordination.
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Marine Corps Logistics Base
Marine Corps
Scott Campbell
Public Affairs Division
Charles Krulak
Barnes
Albany, Ga
Gary McKissock
Harvard to track nonprofit groups with $10 million gift
Harvard University will study the nation’s 1.4 million charities and related groups with a $10 million gift establishing a research center. The program, based at the Kennedy School, will involve faculty from business and law schools and other departments, with formal announcement Tuesday.
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Harvard University
Tuesay
John F. Kennedy School of Government
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Joe Wiinn
Clinton backs sweatshop regulations
President Clinton backs an apparel industry code to ensure a minimum wage aligned with local standards, a 60 hour work week with one day off, and independent monitoring for overseas factories. The plan awards a no sweatshop label to compliant manufacturers, drawing mixed praise and criticism from human rights groups.
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U.S
Gene Sperling
National Economic Council
Sperling
White House
Apparel Industry Partnership
Police haul 250 items from JonBenet Ramsey home
Boulder police collected about 250 evidence items from the Ramsey home including a golf club and aluminum baseball bat believed to possibly have fractured JonBenet's skull. Investigators seized clothing, a basement suitcase, a legal pad ransom note, hair and blood samples, and handwriting samples from family and friends as DNA tests proceed.
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Colo
JonBenet Ramsey
Denver Post
Colorado
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Raholm
JonBenet
the Post
Dellmark Diagnostics
John
Patsy Ramsey
Dist
Alex Hunter
John Ramsey
Luck Based West Virginia U Scholarships Drawn
West Virginia University freshmen gathered in a ballroom for a lottery style scholarship drawing. Five $2000 awards were given to attendees who were present, with a $10,000 donor funded pool plus another $10,000 for need based aid. Participants welcomed the chance as a first time win.
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West Virginia University
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New Cumberland
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Scott Inman
Carolyn Curry
University
Chris Anthomas
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