Chicago mom jailed for son Joey’s hanging murder
Amanda Wallace, 31, received a life sentence without parole for the 1993 killing of her 3 year old son Joey by hanging him from a door frame with an electrical cord. The case prompted mass dismissals of state child welfare workers after psychiatrists warned she was mentally unstable and might harm him.
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U S seeks cost share on troop relocation in Saudi Arabia
Defense Secretary Perry will meet Saudi officials to discuss cost sharing for moving up to 4000 U S troops within the desert kingdom. He travels from Australia after talks with defense leaders and carries proposals from General Binford Peay III to boost security following last month's bombing near Dhahran that killed 19 U S servicemen.
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Compromise on health care bill OK'd in Congress
Congressional negotiators resolved a major point on a health insurance bill to cover people with pre existing illnesses. A four year pilot of tax exempt medical savings accounts would test up to 750000 policies for small firms and the self employed. President Clinton welcomed progress amid broader wage and health care push.
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Whitewater case goes to the jury in Arkansas
The Whitewater trial in Little Rock ends arguments as bankers Herby Branscom Jr and Robert M Hill face charges of misusing bank funds for Clinton era politics. Prosecutor Ewing contends $13200 was diverted to campaigns while defense insists no wrongdoing. Ainley testified on bank reports and Clinton connection.
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Audacious Swedish nerve-implant trial nears spinal recovery
Karolinska scientists Henrich Cheng Lars Olson and Yihai Cao report partial restoration of hind leg use in rats with completely severed spinal cords. They removed a quarter inch, inserted 18 rib nerve fibers, filled the gap with protein glue and a growth chemical, and wired the vertebrae. After weeks some impulses traveled the spine and hind legs bore weight but full walking and coordination remained absent after a year.
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Burial plans set for ValuJet crash victims
Unidentified remains of the 110 passengers and crew from ValuJet Flight 592 will be buried in a common grave next week at Woodlawn Park Cemetery South with a bronze plaque listing all names. Identified remains are being returned to families or buried by the county with privacy protections in place.
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Jackson defends box office limits in A Time to Kill
Samuel L. Jackson says his appeal has limits while starring in A Time to Kill as a Southern factory worker on trial for the rape murder of his daughter. Co star Matthew McConaughey is praised as the next Tom Cruise. Also, Mr T wins a round in court as ex-partners claim 20 percent of his earnings. judge orders $4.9 million based on a long career earnings report.
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