North Dakota man nears guilty plea in daughter's death
Larry Froistad Jr., 29, has tentatively agreed to plead guilty to Class AA murder in the 1995 Bowman house fire that killed his 5-year-old daughter Amanda. The deal could result in a life sentence without parole. the confession was posted in an online support group.
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Minnesota IAM rejects Northwest contract by wide margins
Four of five IAM bargaining units rep a 27,000 member ground crew at Northwest Airlines rejected tentative agreements by 70 to 80 percent, while about 130 flight- then employees approved. IAM District 143 President Keith Foster said talks will be scheduled with the airline and mediation board. none will be signed without all units approve. The group includes mechanics baggage handlers custodians reservation agents and clerical workers with pay from 6.53 to 21.63 per hour.
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Indiana flood evacuees flee Marion area near breached levee
Drenching rains forced 40 families to evacuate as the Mississinewa River rose toward a levee with a new hole. Marion declared a state of emergency for its 33,000 residents, while police diverted traffic and sandbag crews fortified the flooded downtown. Mayor Ron Mowery warned of tougher hours ahead as heavy rain continued. Red Cross opened a shelter at a middle school for the displaced, with nearby towns also threatened by rising waters.
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Hitler artifacts to be displayed in new Washington exhibit
A privately organized show titled World War I Through Russian Eyes opens in the Reagan Building atrium with Hitler’s globe, Stalin maps, and other Soviet and Nazi artifacts. Curated by Mark Talisman, the exhibit costs about 500000 dollars and is financed by Florida collector Kermit Weeks.
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States unveil designs for new quarters
Washington features on both sides in new five state quarters program. Delaware honors Caesar Rodney on a galloping horse with The First State words. Pennsylvania shows the Commonwealth figure with a keystone and liberty motto. Georgia adds a peach, while Connecticut signals freedom from colonial past.
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