Father pleads in daughter's death linked to concert watch
Jasper Phipps 22 pleaded guilty to involuntary manslaughter in the death of his 8 month old daughter Jasmine while baby-sitting at the mother’s home. Prosecutors dropped child endangering. He held his hand over her mouth to quiet her as he watched Garth Brooks on television. Sentencing set for September 21 with a maximum 10 year term.
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Identity switch frees suspect in Denver incident
Two brothers detained after swapping shirts and jewelry in a Denver holding cell allowed one, Steven Cabello, to post a $300 bond and walk free while a murder suspect, sought in a 1993 San Antonio drive by, remained jailed. Efrain Cabello faces $100,000 bond for aiding an escape. Investigators later misidentified Eduardo Cabello as Steven.
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Colorado mental patients die by own action at Pueblo hospital
Four male patients at the Colorado Mental Health Institute in Pueblo died by their own actions in the last 18 months in the 88 bed maximum security forensic unit. The first death occurred in March 1997 as part of evaluations for competency or verdicts. Concerns were raised by assistant superintendent Steve Schoenmakers about the rising deaths. Two men hanged themselves, one used a shoelace, and one used a plastic bag.
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House backs Vietnam trade policy amid credits boost
The House approved President Clinton's Vietnam trade stance by 260 to 163, rejecting a bid to overturn a waiver that opened U.S. government credits and investment guarantees. Supporters argue improving rights records justify expanded trade to foster reform.
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Powerball problems cause lottery officials headaches
Des Moines Iowa report on record 295.7 million Powerball jackpot drawing delays and crowd chaos. Ashok Sheth Greenwich Connecticut store faced 10 days of ticket buyers as Ed Stanek Iowa Lottery director contemplates changes. Multi-State Lottery Assn may add terminals and faster computers while keeping 80.1 million to 1 odds.
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Unlucky 14th drops out of the Powerball pool
Columbus man Robert Kronk left the Lucky 13 group three months before Westerville factory workers won a 295.7 million Powerball jackpot. Kronk chose his own numbers, a bad move, while the remaining 12 seek anonymity. Attorney Larry Sturtz advises possible trust arrangements to keep names private.
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Rain helps U S wildfires slow near Bickleton
Heavy rains Friday aided crews fighting an 18,500 acre blaze near Bickleton Washington that destroyed five homes. Evacuation zones closed as road work prepared to reopen, allowing about 70 residents to return. One life claimed in a separate eastern Washington fire. 143 cattle perished in a canyon.
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