Chelsea Clinton Hospitalized Overnight for Flu Precaution
Chelsea Clinton, 18, was hospitalized overnight as a precaution after catching the flu, then released this morning and described as on the mend. The White House said neither the president nor the first lady planned to visit California.
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NYC Taxi Drivers Cancel Traffic Jam Protest
Taxi drivers call off a planned convoy from Queens to City Hall amid negotiations signals from City Council member Noah Dear and Mayor Giuliani. A smaller group may pursue a peaceful strike. The dispute stems from drug tests, bans on smoking and loud music, and fines for customer abuse as the city seeks civil reforms.
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Rudolph Giuliani
Giuliani
Taxi Workers Alliance
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House votes to separate sexes during basic training
The House approved a 281 to 134 vote demanding separate basic training for male and female recruits across the Army Navy and Air Force despite Pentagon objections. The measure also keeps a ban on abortion funding in military hospitals, with a failed repeal vote 232 to 190.
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Ohio
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Defense
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Bosnia
U.S
Congress
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R-Conn
Stephen Buyer
R-Ind
Ex-con Carr uses master key to free cuffs in Florida
Hank Earl Carr, 30, killed three officers across three Florida counties in a six hour spree. He slipped out of front handcuffs using a hidden key, then shot Detectives Randy Bell and Rick Childers as they questioned him. Carr hijacked a truck, killed a trooper James Crooks, wounded a driver, and died by suicide as SWAT closed in. He had prior prison terms for burglary forgery grand theft cocaine possession and battery on an officer.
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Madison Maziarz
Tampa
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Rick Childers
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Carr
Florida
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Steve Cole
Bell
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M.O
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Interviewing gunman at gas station sparks media ethics criticism
Reporters and media leaders condemned a Tampa area gunman standoff interview as dangerous and unethical. Hank Earl Carr, the hostage taker, spoke during a four hour crisis, later killing himself after the standoff ended. Police criticized the radio station for the call while defenders argued the interview informed readers.
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St. Petersburg Times
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Bob Steele
Poynter Institute
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Times
Steve Cole
Darren's Friends Farewell Message From LFSHS Class of 1998
A heartfelt note from the Rapp family thanks Darren's friends and the 1998 LFSHS and LHS seniors for shared memories. It wishes future success and happiness, encourages learning and balance, and invites ongoing thoughts and achievements as the years pass.
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