Clinic bomb injures six in Georgia
In Sandy Springs a clinic bombing injures six when a second timed device explodes as responders and a journalist rush to the scene. U.S. Attorney Kent Alexander notes the troubling sequence and authorities react with a reactivated Centennial Olympic Park bombing task force.
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Online Edition Access for The Journal World
The Journal World announces its online edition is available at the LJWorld website. Readers can view current articles and archives at ljworld.com for convenient digital access.
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Cosbys Son Is Shot Dead In Los Angeles
Ennis William Cosby 27, son of Bill Cosby, was found dead near his Mercedes convertible after an apparent attempted robbery while changing a flat tire along a LA freeway. Police cited possible robbery motive but no arrests. Cosby remained in New York as his show postponed.
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Cable switch sparks family alarm in Missouri
Springfield residents faced an explicit scene on Cartoon Network when Playboy content leaked during testing of a new channel. The miscue hit while schools closed for weather, prompting complaints from mothers who reported children watching the unexpected adult material. Summers said the problem was a testing issue and will be scrambled until pay per view use.
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Brewery not opening soon as court handles debts
A Topeka court official said Brewery plans falter. Bankruptcy attorney Robert Baer reports eight potential buyers for Brauereihaus Inc. and its president Allen Salah as they face more than 1 million dollars in claims. legal action advances to resolve debts.
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Regents OK KU facility improvements
The Kansas Board of Regents approved a 30.2 million renovation of Memorial Stadium and a 2.1 million upgrade of Allen Fieldhouse at KU. The plan, self funded through user fees and private donations, includes an 1 dollar student surcharge and bonds to cover phase one and two costs.
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