Lost California girls found after mountain trek near Bear Lake
Twelve-year-old Mallory Smith and eight-year-old Rebecca Liberty were found safe after a night in rugged Sierra wilderness four miles from Bear Lake. They wore little and shared a sweatshirt, were tired and bitten by mosquitoes, and were guided to safety by Boy Scout Thomas Ferrey after asking for directions.
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Amish Men Sentenced in Cocaine Conspiracy Case
Two Amish men Abner Stoltzfus and Abner King Stoltzfus received one year in prison plus five years probation and $1100 fines for conspiring to sell cocaine to fellow sect members. They allegedly bought cocaine from the Pagans motorcycle gang in the Philadelphia area. Seven gang-linked defendants were sentenced earlier amid Lancaster County’s Amish community, known for plain dress and horse-drawn buggies.
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Kennedy Center and Library of Congress win Doris Duke grants
Doris Duke Charitable Foundation awards 4 million dollars to the Kennedy Center for the Arts and the Library of Congress. Three million funds the Kennedy Center Millennium Endowment for international festivals, with the remainder supporting Library of Congress acquisitions including Martha Graham papers archive and career materials spanning over 65 years.
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Nebraska inmate taken off death row under mental retardation ban
Clarence Victor, 66, was removed from Nebraska death row under a 1998 law banning execution for the mentally retarded after IQ tests placed him at 65. He was sentenced in 1988 for the 1987 beating death of Alyce Singleton in Omaha and had prior convictions. Nine inmates remain on death row as appeals proceed.
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LSD guru Timothy Leary cooperated with FBI in 1974
FBI records released this week show Timothy Leary, famed for the 1960s counterculture creed, quietly cooperated with authorities in 1974 to win freedom from prison. He identified Weather Underground members linked to his 1970 escape and later sought an easing of his legal situation.
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