Fire rips Fallbrook homes as residents flee smoke
A wind driven blaze damaged or destroyed 16 Fallbrook residences forcing residents into smoke filled streets. Fire officials said many homes were worth 500000 to 1 million dollars and brush fueled the blaze towering up to 15 feet. Separately police reported a couple stole about 35000 from an ATM spree tied to an IRS refund mishap.
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Fallbrook
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Willie
Towanda Anderson
Willie Anderson
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Murderer turned author hangs self in prison cell
Jack Henry Abbott, 58, author of the best selling In the Belly of the Beast, hanged himself in his single cell at Wende Correctional Facility. Abbott had a history of bank robbery and the 1981 fatal stabbing of a fellow inmate, for which he received a manslaughter sentence. He was denied parole in August and would not be eligible again until 2003.
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Jack Henry Abbott
Abbott
Wende
Jim Flateau
State Department of Corrections
Norman Mailer
Mailer
New York City
Mausoleum in Los Angeles to offer invitation crypts
A new massive mausoleum beneath the Cathedral of Our Lady of the Angels in Los Angeles will host 1,300 invitation-only crypts, likely priced from 50 000 dollars each to fund cathedral operations. Cardinal Roger Mahony will select residents based on merit, with five California bishops' remains to be moved from Calvary Cemetery.
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Roger Mahony
California
Calvary Cemetery
Los Angeles
Cathedral
St. Vibiana
Archdiocese of
Cardinal refuses to resign over sex abuse scandal
Cardinal Bernard Law defies calls to step down amid a widening Boston abuse crisis. He defends his pastoral role as prosecutors pressure for names of victims and officials pursue possible charges. Law cites zero tolerance policy and vows to work through the issues with God’s help despite mounting pressure and ongoing investigations.
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Bernard Law
Law
Cathedral of the Holy Cross
John Geoghan
Geoghan
Former Enron chief to invoke Fifth at Senate hearing
Former Enron chairman Kenneth Lay will refuse to answer questions at a Tuesday Senate Commerce Committee hearing under the Fifth Amendment, his spokeswoman said. Lay, subpoenaed to appear Tuesday and Thursday in separate panels, faces possible perjury questions as lawmakers press an inquiry into Enron’s collapse.
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Washington
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Houston
Sen
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D-N.d
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Senate Commerce Committee
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Justice Department
Jef
Frey Skilling
Skilling
Bush
Linda
Energy-Trading
U.S
One Dead From Illness At City Convention
A mysterious viral illness at a national sales convention in Cherry Hill killed Joanne Hemstreet, 45, of Kingston, Mass., and sparked hospitalizations for seven others. Officials suggested pneumococcal pneumonia, ruled out meningococcus, anthrax, and Legionnaires’. Autopsy and tests pending. hotel quarantined briefly. About 80 attendees sought ER evaluation as investigators from state and county health departments interviewed guests.
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Nid
Kennedy Memorial Hospitals
David V. Condoluci
Kennedy Health System
Joanne Hemstreet
Kingston
Mass
Cherry Hill Hilton
Condant Mortgage
Condottici
Philadelphia
Condoluci
Hemstreet
Pennsylvania American Legion
Downtown Lawrence Shop Listing Leads Local Scan
A terse OCR fragment lists a shop at 928 Mass Downtown Lawrence with the phone number 735 943 0611. The brief entry provides little context beyond the address and contact line.
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