FBI warns public on Birmingham bombing witness Eric Rudolph
The FBI cautions people to stay away from Eric Rudolph a material witness in the fatal New Woman All Women clinic bombing in Birmingham. Authorities note a warrant exists and Rudolph 31 remains at large despite the witness designation. A gray 1989 Nissan pickup with a white camper shell and North Carolina plates linked to Rudolph was seen after the attack.
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Chicago 12 year old suspect held in murder
The mother of a teen shot to death blames the boys parents, not the 12-year-old accused, in a gang initiation killing. Robert Owens and Devon Flarris were killed. the juvenile suspect faces first degree murder charges with possible move to adult court being considered. Police link the victims to a rival gang.
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FCC rejects BellSouth long distance plan in LSU case
The FCC voted 5-0 to reject a BellSouth plan to offer long distance to its local Louisiana customers, saying the local market remains insufficiently opened to rivals. The ruling mirrors prior denials of SBC, Ameritech, and BellSouth requests in Oklahoma Michigan and South Carolina. Kellogg reshapes Special K image for broader appeal.
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Debit bureau to rate checks and debit card use
Deluxe Corp teams with Fair, Isaac and Acxiom to launch a new debit bureau that scores a consumer’s check writing and debit card activity. Banks and retailers will access ratings to decide if they accept a check or open accounts, with consumers given a helpline for disputes.
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Chrysler loses recall lawsuit over unsafe seat belts
Federal Judge Emmet Sullivan ruled for the government, ordering Chrysler to recall 1995 Cirrus and Dodge Stratus models with rear seat belt anchoring faults. About 91,000 cars must be repaired at no charge, with owners to be notified by the end of March. Chrysler plans to appeal.
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Altered tobacco used in cigarettes expert testifies
A Stanford professor testifies that Brown & Williamson developed a genetically altered tobacco strain with twice the nicotine content used in U S cigarettes. The state seeks 1 77 billion for smoking related illness costs and possible punitive damages.
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California
Roberta Walburn
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