Inmate Scarver Charged in Dahmer Prison Deaths
Christopher Scarver, 25, is charged with two counts of first degree intentional homicide for the Dahmer and another inmate slayings at Columbia Correctional Institution in Portage Wisconsin. A steel bar from the weight room was used as the weapon.
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Islamic leaders back Bosnia Muslims rally at Casablanca
At the OIC summit in Casablanca, Islamic states expressed support for Bosnia's Muslim-led government defying the U.N. arms embargo. They pledged aid sums from 300000 to 5 million dollars, turning Bosnia into a focal point amid inter-Arab tensions.
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National Temperature Extremes Hit Records Across U.S.
The Associated Press reports a high of 83 degrees at Laredo Texas on Wednesday and a low of minus 10 degrees at Houston Maine on Thursday marking notable temperature extremes nationwide.
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Lawrence Area Forecast Reads Like Strict Weather Log
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Five day outlook shows tonight partly cloudy with a low of 29. Friday brings partly cloudy skies and a high around 44 with northwest winds 5 to 10 mph and a low near 26. Saturday expects clear dry conditions with highs in the 30s and lows in the 20s, followed by dry conditions Sunday and Monday with highs in the 30s and lows around 20.
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No longer cuddly Russian bear returns to old ways
Russia reels from a hard turn as tanks move into Chechnya and a Security Council veto echoes Cold War tensions. After five years of closeness with the United States, led by Boris Yeltsin, Moscow once again projects a wary, confrontational posture toward NATO.
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Russia faces test as Chechnya roils near abroad
The piece gauges Russia's tense stance in Chechnya and its push to influence near abroad states, weighing whether Moscow will drift from the West or seek a middle course. Analysts debate if Russia trades liberal internationalism for empire-building while Clinton cautions the risks of bloodshed and NATO expansion.
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113-Decibel Shouting Contest Wins Big In Tokyo
In a busy Tokyo square 30 competitors shouted for prize money in the annual Halls Year End Shouting Contest. Hiroyuki Sugano won $2,000 with a 112.9 decibel yell about karate for life. Mamiko Kobayashi took second with a bold plea to the prime minister. Tomoyuki Fukumura earned the Unique Prize of $500 for a sharp anti public kissing remark.
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