Las Vegas Infant Dies After Car Door Left Closed
An unnamed 3 month old girl died when her mother, who had taken her two older children to a friend's house, forgot the infant in a hot car during a Las Vegas workday. Police said the mother and a colleague lunched in 105 degree heat before discovering the child in the back seat. Mercy Ambulance officials confirmed the infant's death shortly after.
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Shelly Cochran
Dads say they parent better than their fathers
Newsweek poll shows 49 percent of fathers view themselves as better parents than their fathers while mothers feel they still carry most parenting. About one third of moms say parenting is not shared equally, and half report doing more than the father. In Vietnam era notes, US declassified papers reveal hundreds of commandos captured alive were reported dead.
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New York Times
John Mattes
the Times
Federal Claims Court
Vietnam
Van Damme divorce filing again in Los Angeles
Los Angeles based report states actress Gai Claude Van Damme's fourth wife files for divorce citing irreconcilable differences after an earlier November 1994 petition alleging battery and sexual abuse by her estranged husband. Custody of their 9 year old son remains unresolved. Van Damme has two children from a prior marriage. The couple wed in February 1994 after meeting in Hong Kong.
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Los Angeles
Gai -Claude van Damme
Carcy LaPier van Danine
Vani Damine
Hong Kong
Alaska wildfires southerly spread tests wild land urban interface
Light rains cooler air and calm winds aided firefighters fighting the Big Lake wildfire in Alaska as about 700 residents evacuated. The 35,000 acre blaze nearly encircled the area though crews worked to contain it while a second 20,500 acre fire on the Kenai Peninsula drew off 1000 firefighters. The Big Lake fire destroyed 344 homes and caused about 9.7 million dollars in damage with no serious injuries reported. Investigators suspect fireworks sparked the blaze.
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Alaska
Dan Jiron
U.S. Forest Service
Colorado
Ron DeHart
Forest Service
DeHart
Mark Murray
Wild Land
Red Cross
Kenai Peninsula
Anchorage
White House denies misuse of FBI files
Army investigator says he gathered FBI background files on Republicans on a Secret Service access list. Republicans demand a full inquiry into whether Clinton aides used the 341 files, including Billy Dale’s, amid the travel office controversy.
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Tony Blankley
House
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Gingrich
Blankley
Anthony Marceca
Army Criminal Investigation Division
Susie Maroney's 110 mile Florida Straits swim underway
Australian swimmer Susie Maroney embarked from Havana in a bid to cross 110 miles to Key West. She faced rough seas and used a shark cage for protection as supporters watched 200 strong. If conditions hold, the journey could take about 50 hours with minimal breaks and a strict no resting rule.
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Susie Maroney
Havana
Florida Straits
Key West
Connie Pignatiello
Swimming Hall of Fame
Maroney
Pignatiello
Freemen Leader, FBI Meet For Two Hours At Montana Compound
Two anti government Freemen, including Edwin Clark, met with negotiators at the ranch entrance for two hours. Talks occurred with third party negotiators at times, while the FBI declined comment. The standoff at the isolated compound has stretched for months as custody actions circulated around members of the Ward family.
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FBI
Edwin Clark
Clark
Gloria Ward
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