Chernobyl Remembered Ten Years On
Living survivors marked the tenth anniversary of the Chernobyl disaster with memorials and reflections on the far reaching impact. People recalled the dead and described ongoing questions as they try to understand the event that reshaped their lives.
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Weekend Weather Outlook With Showers Possible
Overcast conditions persist with highs near 68 and lows around 45 today Scattered rain showers are possible Sunday with a high near 61 and a low around 46 See weather page 6E for details
17 year old donor recounts liver transplant surgery
P Roadie Ann Harris, 17, donated her liver while also receiving an intestinal transplant. The article notes the unusual swap and Harris describes the experience as neat and special.
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Israel and Muslim guerrillas accept U S brokered truce
After 16 days of fighting Israel and Hezbollah guerrillas agreed to a U S brokered truce set to take effect at 8 p m CDT. The pact aims to halt civilian attacks and allows refugees to return, with Nasrallah calling it very good and Christopher declaring mission accomplished.
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Israel
Mideast
U.S
Warren Christopher
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Lebanon
Sheik Hassan Nasrallah
Militia leaders arrested in Georgia. 10 bombs seized
Two leaders of the Georgia Republic Militia group, Robert Edward Starr II and William James McCranie Jr, were arrested in Roberta and Americus on charges of conspiring to possess unregistered explosive devices. Authorities seized 10 pipe bombs and bomb-making materials in Macon raids, with no confirmed link to the Olympics.
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Georgia Republic
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William James McCranie Jr
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McCranie
Americus
Justice Department
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Macon
Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco and
Young 6-year-old charged with infant attack in Martinez
In Martinez California a 6 year old boy was ordered held after being charged with attempted murder for beating a 1 month old baby in a Richmond apartment. Two eight year old boys faced burglary charges. The infant remains in critical condition with possible brain damage as prosecutors dispute treatment options and the proper custodial setting.
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Stephen Easton
Ignacio Bermudez
United States
Jewett
Richmond
San Francisco
Leslie Bialik
Easton
Dan Macallair
Center On Juvenile and Criminal Justice
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Elvis Presley faith sprouts as Presbyterian church spoof
Bethlehem area report on Prophets of Presley, a playful Elvis worship group founded in 1988 by Mort Farnda and Karl Edwards. About 200 members attend weekly cyberspace services, celebrate Lisa Marie Presley filing for divorce, and post the King’s 31 Commandments on Lehigh University’s Packer Chapel doors.
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Las Vegas
Graceland
Michael Jackson
Lisa Marie Presley
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Mort Farnda
First Presbyterian Church
Elvis the Divine
Farnda
Denver
Karl Edwards
Hoboken
N.J
Packer Chapel
Lehigh University
Philadelphia
Lehigh
Norman Girardot
Jesus
Girardot
Edwards
Farndu
Elvis
Fliis
Mike Raposa
Avery Oldt
Packer Memorial Church
Study says 42 million lack health insurance
Washington report cites a United States physicians group analysis showing 42 million Americans without medical insurance, up from 39 million three years earlier. The American College of Physicians calls the rise a foreboding trend linked to policy debates and Clinton's universal coverage push.
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