Florida husband shoots pregnant wife thinking intruder
Miguel Faraldo, 32, told police he awoke to noises in his Miami home and, believing his wife was an intruder, fired a single shot. The 24-year-old Mabel Faraldo, six months pregnant, died from a head wound. Neighbors say the house had been burglarized before. authorities will decide on charges.
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Miguel Faraldo
Miami
Faraldo
Mabel
Mike McDonald
Faraldos
State Attorney's Office
Monmouth group president defends Ebonics parody
Jay Helt of the Monmouth Beach Business Association faced resignations after writing an Ebonics parody in the group newsletter. He plans to meet with the local NAACP to discuss intent. The controversy occurred as Pamela Harriman's remains were flown from Paris after a stroke.
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Jay Helt
Ebonics
Monmouth Beach
Mon Beach
Helt
Louis Sodano
Sodano
Bush backs arms treaty amid bipartisan foreign policy push
Former President George H. W. Bush urged Congress to ratify the chemical weapons ban, pay U.N. dues, and restore State Department funding after meeting with Madeleine Albright at his Houston home. He urged a nonpartisan approach, defended the treaty, and noted opposition from Senate foes led by Jesse Helms, while declining lobbying efforts.
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Houston
Bush
U.S
Madeleine Albright
Congress
United Nations
State Department
Clinton
Albright
Barbara
Europe
Senate
Bob Dole
Jesse Helms
R-N.c
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Helms
United States
George Bush
Ecuador's Bucaram faces bid for talks as crisis widens
In Quito and Guayaquil the constitutional standoff deepens as Congress votes Bucaram mentally incompetent and names Fabian Alarcon interim, while Vice President Arteaga seeks support from military, U.S. officials, and business leaders. Street scenes reflect public indifference amid holidays and protests.
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Quito
Ecuador
Abdala Bucaram
Bucaram
Guayaquil
Congress
Fabian Alarcon
Rosalia Arteaga
U.S
24 Hours in Cyber space exhibit links Internet life into human stories
Smithsonian exhibit portrays the global reach of the Internet through 150 photographers who captured a day online. Portraits range from an autistic boy's family hug in Annapolis to a mother in Newcastle and a rebel in Mexico, illustrating how cyberspace becomes a marketplace, battleground, prayer house, and support network. Governments, groups, and individuals harness the Web to aid causes and connect families, showing the Internet's expanding human impact worldwide.
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Washington
Smithsonian
National Museum of American History
The
Globe
David Allison
Museum
Information Technology and Society
Annapolis
Barry Conner
Brent
Carolyn Baird
Newcastle
Australia
Connor
Connors
Baird
Mexico
San Antonio
Texas
Carilyn Bucher
Lovett Sees Motorcycles And Music As One
Lyle Lovett says in Men’s Journal that motorcycles and music are twin performances sharing adrenaline and feel. He recalls early wish to work at a Texas Cycle Shack, later fame with The Road to Ensenada, and rides as a lifelong passion. His wild hair, dirt bike skills, and Baja motocross theme color his art.
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Lyle Lovett
New York
Lovett
Men’s Journal Magazine
Alan OO
Julia Roberts
Ensenada
Baja California
Texas
Belair
Cycle Shack
Military air space procedures reviewed
Civilian and military officials welcomed a government review of flying procedures in restricted air spaces after midair scares. FAA and Air Force ordered controls and reviews, with officials focusing on fault lines between New York Center traffic and Norfolk Navy control amid close encounters with a Nations Air 727 and a Maryland turboprop.
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Air Force
Atlantic Ocean
Federal Aviation Administration
Air National Guard
Maryland
Nations Air
New Jersey
FAA
New York Center
Ronkonkoma
Norfolk
New Jersey Air National Guard
Virginia
U.S. Navy
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Alarcon
Miguel Yanez
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Amazon
Cosby
Jackie Robinson
Bill Cosby
ESPN
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Reggie White
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John Thompson
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