Texas teen inmate released after appeals ruling
A Texas judge ordered Lacresha Murray released to grandparents under strict supervision after an appeals court reversed her murder conviction. At 11 she faced capital murder charges, becoming the youngest in state history for such a charge, though she was later convicted of injury to a child and sentenced to 25 years for Jayla Belton's death.
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Weenesday
John Dietz
Lacresha Murray
Lacresha
Texas
Jayla Belton
Dietz
Jayla
Texas Youth Commission
Facresha
Notorious B I G slaying linked to Suge Knight probe
Los Angeles police investigated music producer Marion Suge Knight as a possible suspect in the March 1997 ambush killing of rapper Notorious B I G. Knight remained jailed with no charges filed, and authorities offered no details on evidence tying him to the case.
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Marion
Suge" Knight
Notorious B.L
Los Angeles Times
Knight
al Michelena
B.I.G
Christopher Wallace
GMC
First arrest at Rochester abortion protests on gun simulacrum
Police arrested James Krentel 34 of Rochester amid week long anti abortion protests at Genesee Hospital area. He knelt on a sidewalk pretending to shoot and was found with two rifles and ammo in his car. Officials said no link to activists. weapon never left backseat.
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Rochester
N.Y
Operation Save America
James Krentel
Genesee Hospital
Krentel
Majority of US playgrounds fail safety standards says group
A safety study finds 1,353 playgrounds visited lack proper soft surface coverage and depth in 62 percent of sites. Many lack separate age zones and adults were absent in 23 percent. The Iowa group releases findings at a Boston conference amid calls to enforce CPSC guidelines from 1981.
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Boston
National
American Association of Leisure and Recreation
Consumer Product Safety Commission
Mick Mack
NPPS
Mack
Pentagon to guarantee military funerals for eligible veterans
The Pentagon proposed a policy to ensure military funerals for all qualified veterans with a flag ceremony and taps. The plan, awaiting Congress, aims to boost demand from 9 to about 45 percent, with a two-person detail costing an estimated 75 million dollars next year and 207 million by 2005.
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Washington
Pentagon
Congress
Gail McGinn
McGinn
United States
Buddy Rogers, Mary Pickford’s longtime associate, dies at 94
Actor Buddy Rogers known as Americas Sweetheart's consort and the first real movie star died at his Rancho Mirage home. He earned the Jean Hersholt Humanitarian Award in 1985 for aiding colleagues and supported KU with $200,000 for theater scholarships in his name.
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Buddy Rogers
Mary Pickford
Rogers
Rancho Mirage
Calif
Keith Lawrence
Pickford
Motion Picture and Television Fund
Jean Hersholt
Charles
Buddy” Rogers
Olathe
Kan
Olathe Mirror
Kansas City Star
Kansas University
John Gronbeck
Fedesco
Mary Pickford Foundation
Chuck Berg
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Rosenburg
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Santa Ana
Hong Kong
Piven
Topeka
Paras
Richard Ulbrich
the Grim Reaper
Buffalo Gyn Womenservices Clinic
Buffalo
Lordy
Hooper Turnet
Adliss Stebbins
Sharon Michel Green
Dannis Hoss
Hunkeler
Clifton D. Cokington, M.D
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Hunkeler Eye Centers
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