Florida man saves wife and kids from canal incident
Aman Oviedo jumped into a canal to rescue his estranged wife Ingrid Oviedo and their two children ages 3 and 7 after she drove her car into the water in an alleged murder suicide attempt. Ingrid Oviedo, 27, was held without bond on counts of attempted murder and aggravated child abuse. Circuit Judge Paul Moyle ordered a mental health evaluation and barred contact with the children.
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Espy jury mulls corruption charges in D C
The jury weighing corruption charges against former Agriculture Secretary Mike Espy deliberated over five hours without a verdict and resumes today. The panel of 12 heard from 70 witnesses over seven weeks as Espy, 45, faces about 33000 dollars in gifts from Tyson Foods and others he regulated. He resigned at the end of 1994 and maintains innocence.
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Teen confesses to slayings in Muskegon case
An 18-year-old man, Seth Privacky, confessed to fatally shooting his parents, grandfather, brother Jedediah and his brother's girlfriend April Boss. He and classmate Steven Wallace, both 18, were arraigned on five counts of open murder and jailed on $5 million bail.
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Klan erects cross on Cincinnati Fountain Square
In downtown Cincinnati the American Knights of the Ku Klux Klan set up a cross on Fountain Square under a 10 day permit while police watched. City officials and protesters planned a Sunday protest as the display continues near a holiday skating rink and bank sponsored toy workshop.
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Value of Nixon papers sparks trial over worth
The Nixon estate and government face a six week trial over the value of 42 million pages 3700 hours of tapes and photos seized after Nixon resigned. Appraiser Payne says minor notes are 100 a page while extensive comments exceed 1500 a page with a 19000 valuation for six drafts. The dispute stems from the 1974 seizure under a law that placed documents in the National Archives while tapes are edited for personal content.
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