San Diego Dad Sentenced for Shaking Baby
James Powers a Navy petty officer and Gulf War veteran received seven years in prison for shaking his infant son Michael causing 70 percent brain damage leaving him blind and paralyzed with seizures. The foster mother requested the stiffest sentence as the judge imposed the maximum under the plea.
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Unabomber case mov es toward Sacramento first trial
Government shifts plan for Theodore Kaczynski case, suggesting New Jersey death charges could be tried in Sacramento first to speed resolution, with a single trial later for all Unabomber charges as most evidence overlaps.
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California
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Sacramento
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Restaurant blast rattles Time Warner building at Rockefeller Center
Smoke from a kitchen fire at a packed TGI Friday's on Time Warner Center ground floor triggered an explosion on the top floor machinery room of the 33 story building just after 7 pm. Six people treated for trauma and two workers with minor burns as spectators watched the Christmas tree.
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Rockefeller Center
Edward Butler
Willie Monroe
Anton Ruskas
Fashion Cafe
Associated Press
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Radio City Music Hall
Judge narrows use of Ney testimony in Simpson case
In Santa Monica Judge Hiroshi Fujisaki limited jurors to view Nanncy Neys shelter call as evidence only of Ms. Simpson's state of mind, not proof of stalking or threats. He warned the jury not to infer events from the call while noting Ney’s testimony remains a potential appeal point for Simpson.
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Nicole Brown Simpson
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Fujisaki
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Goldman
Palestinian and Israeli leaders still hopeful for Hebron talks
Arafat signaled willingness to meet Netanyahu to advance a Hebron pullback, then said a summit must wait until negotiators seal a deal. Netanyahu urged direct talks to finish the Hebron accord, while both sides bar further moves until key gaps and timetables are resolved amid stalled peace efforts.
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Hebron
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Miguel Moratinos
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Mideast
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Serb Leader Compromises as Protests Gather Strength
After 17 days of mass protests in Belgrade against Slobodan Milosevic, demonstrators tally 100000 plus daily participants in a relaxed korzo pace. Milosevic signals possible compromise as broadcasts resume on two independent radios and election annulments face review by Belgrade election officials.
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Yugoslavia
Slobodan Milosevic
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Belgrade Election Commission
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Stallone vows to quit big action heroes after heart surgery thoughts
Sylvester Stallone recalls his infant daughter's heart operation prompting a shift to humanistic roles. He says he will avoid overblown action parts and now cherishes movies like Daylight where he plays an emergency medical worker guiding strangers in a tunnel. Woody Allen loses bid for liberal visitation. judge grants weekly hours with Satchel but denies Dylan access amid molestation allegations. Allen and Mia Farrow's 12 year relationship ended in 1992.
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