Professors' Killing Suspects Accused in New Hampshire
Investigators found no neo Nazi materials in teen suspect Tulloch's home, contrary to ABC News reports. In Hanover near Dartmouth, 17 year old Robert Tulloch and 16 year old James Parker face first degree murder charges for the Jan 27 stabbing deaths of Hall and Susanne Zantop.
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Powerball Jackpot Rises to 16 Million
No tickets matched all six Powerball numbers in Des Moines Saturday night, leaving the 14 million dollar prize to roll over to an estimated 16 million for Wednesday. Five tickets matched five numbers plus missing the Powerball for 100 thousand each, with two sold in Indiana and one each in Arizona Missouri and Oregon. Kansas Cash drawing in Topeka also had no winner, worth about 410 thousand, with next drawing estimated at 475 thousand.
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Cheney warns vetoes over spending growth on Bush budget
Vice President Dick Cheney says President Bush will veto any annual spending bill exceeding the proposed budget. He urges Republicans not to abandon priority goals as House and Senate writers weigh discretionary increases and agency cuts. Democrats call the plan unfair to the middle class while arguing for a larger tax cut.
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TV violence sparks aggression and fear, Murray says
The article quotes Murray and Freedman on entertainment violence effects, including aggression, desensitization, and fear, with adults and especially children affected. Murray links neurochemical triggers to viewing, while suggesting parental guidance to help processing and values.
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Kansas University to drop men's swimming and tennis
KU Athletic Council approves ending funding for men's swimming and men's tennis to save about $650,000 annually. The move preserves 18 varsity programs for women and men, honors scholarship commitments for 36 student athletes, and funds a donor seating plan to cover shortfalls.
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Clinton weighs private pardon interview offer
Former President Clinton considers a private Senate interrogation on his last minute pardons. Senator Specter says Clinton may accept, while aides caution timing. Committees probe pardons tied to political donations, and Specter laid out a two member, in office questioning option if Clinton agrees.
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