Flashlight Found in Ramsey Case Linked to Evidence
New York police retracing the 13 month Ramsey murder probe found a heavy black flashlight once on the kitchen counter at the Ramsey home among evidence at headquarters. Time Magazine cites a Boulder Colorado police theory the 6 year old was killed by a blow to the head with the flashlight after a cord was tied around her neck. The flashlight was sent to the Colorado Bureau of Investigation crime lab for testing.
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Global Immunization Push Urges Wider Vaccine Use
A new report from the Children’s Vaccine Initiative says 4 million children die each year from under vaccination and another 2 million could be saved with two new vaccines. Roy Widdus calls for governments to view vaccines as essential health investment and notes rapid, affordable access for poor nations. Israel maps条件 for West Bank pullback as Palestinians warn of violence if delays persist. Netanyahu’s cabinet drafts a 12 page law outlining Palestinian obligations under accords, three more cabinet meetings planned before his departure.
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Castro Runs For Parliament In Cuba Vote
Fidel Castro cast his ballot as Cuba held a one party style election for the 601 seat National Assembly. turnout neared 95 percent with no opposition candidates and brief biographies on display while media urged a united vote.
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Rescuers search as ice storm leaves Northeast cut off
National Guardsmen and helicopters comb 7000 square mile area in northern New York to reach families without power or food as below zero temperatures threaten the region. Shelters open as residents seek warmth and medical teams treat carbon monoxide exposure from home generators and grills.
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Civil rights pioneer James Farmer to receive Medal of Freedom
Washington report notes James Farmer, 78, will be awarded the Presidential Medal of Freedom by President Clinton for a lifetime of activism begun in Chicago. Farmer, who is blind and has amputations, taught at Mary Washington College and continues advocacy amid a 40 year arc from obscurity to national recognition on King’s birthday.
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Garfunkel eyes autobiography after musical comeback
Art Garfunkel confirms a planned life story as he reflects on shell years after splitting with Paul Simon. He details 1980s solitude, poetry, reading, and a late-90s creative resurgence including Europe tours and children’s albums.
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