Six prison inmates escape Ohio private facility
Six inmates including four murderers cut through a gate and fled Northeast Ohio Correctional Center in Youngstown Saturday. One inmate, Jamal Heath, surrendered about 15 miles southeast after being injured escaping. three white uniforms were found in nearby woods with one bloodstained. Heath was taken to a hospital.
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U S diplomat gains Irish citizenship at Dublin ceremony
Outgoing U S Ambassador Jean Kennedy Smith receives Ireland's highest honor, citizenship, at a ceremony in Dublin attended by her brother Senator Edward Kennedy and Irish leaders. President Mary McAleese cited enduring Ireland United States links and Kennedy's remarks from 1963.
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USS Harry Truman Navy Carrier Commissioning Ceremony
The USS Harry Truman, a $4.5 billion Nimitz class carrier, was commissioned near Norfolk Virginia with President Clinton presiding. Missouri figures including Gov. Mel Carnahan and Rep. Ike Skelton attended as air and sea displays, while bagpipes played and the crew pledged with the cry aye aye ma am.
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Cambodians vote in pivotal election amid fears of fraud
Cambodia holds national elections as 5.4 million voters168 contest 122 National Assembly seats across 11,600 polling stations amid international scrutiny. Hun Sen casts ballot at his Tiger's Lair residence hoping for a peaceful outcome while former Khmer Rouge guerrillas vote for the first time.
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Water main break worsens Texas heat misery in Fort Worth
In Fort Worth the 20th day of 100 degree heat sees a main rupture cutting water to downtown and forcing closures. The same line broke two days earlier amid record heat blamed for many deaths, crop losses, and thousands of wildfires across Texas and neighboring states.
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Barrymore on karma and normal life in teen magazine
Ira Barrymore talks of inner peace at 23 and karma as she stars in Ever After, while Drew Barrymore reflects on normal life. Blondie faces a legal bid to reform with separate partners, and Motown royalty lawsuits linger around Berry Gordy and Eddie Holland. Mike Wallace’s Cape Cod mixup ends with a France excuse. LeAnn Rimes turns 16 while Seinfeld tickets in Omaha show slow sale.
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